The implementation of waste electronic management measures was called a cloud in January

The “Administrative Measures on the Collection and Use of Waste Electrical and Electronic Products Processing Fund” was formally launched in July and it is planned to use subsidies to support the dismantling enterprises. However, more than a month later, the dismantling of the "regular army" still lags behind. Due to the high threshold of qualification assessment and the unclear implementation rules, the subsidies that the dismantling companies are looking forward to are still confusing.

Many companies "look at the door"

“Looking at the list of the first batch of subsidies issued by the country recently, we are half-hearted.” An insider of the Shanghai Waste Trade Center told the IT Times reporter. “Including us, Shanghai was originally dismantled. There are a total of 8 qualified companies, but this time only the new Jinqiao Environmental Protection and Weixiang are two.This year, we dismantled the cost increase, the volume of business fell, the rain that had originally wanted to wait for the policy, did not expect to wait until Field clouds."

"There are indeed too few companies to be shortlisted." Li Hefu, chairman of the Shanghai Recycling Resources Utilization Association, revealed that the current annual amount of e-waste in Shanghai is not enough for the two companies alone. If the state gives them subsidies of 85 yuan per TV on the one hand, and it rejects other powerful companies on the other, it will create unequal competition and seriously dampen their enthusiasm.

Li Hefu said that the subsidy enterprise's qualification assessment standards are relatively high, the area of ​​the company is up to 30,000 square meters, and the factory area is more than 800 meters away from the residential area, etc., resulting in the loss of a large number of companies. The entire list includes only 43 companies. In terms of the country’s huge amount of e-waste, these places are only a drop in the bucket. "If you can't provide support for more formal dismantling companies, I believe that more and more e-waste will flow into the 'guerrilla' hands."

Shortlisted companies still have not received subsidies

As the two companies selected this time, they have not yet enjoyed the sunshine of the policy. A person of Shanghai Xinjinqiao Environmental Protection who asked not to be named fell back to the reporter: “Now the two companies have not received dismantling subsidies. With the end of the home appliance trade-in policy, formal dismantling companies and 'guerrillas' In contrast, there is a price disadvantage in recycling, leading to a substantial reduction in raw materials, and the lower operating rate of advanced equipment in some plants.”

Li Hefu is worried that although relevant measures have been introduced, there are no implementation rules. "Locally do not know how to charge, do not know how to pay subsidies, everything is still blank. The difficulty lies in how to determine the number of dismantling business dismantling and sales." At present, China's dismantling "regular army" has more than 100 However, according to incomplete statistics, about 60% of these qualified dismantling companies are in a semi-discontinued state, some of the early-entering companies have partially faded out, and the largest dismantling company in Beijing is considering converting.

“Regular dismantling companies have advanced equipment and advanced processing technologies, so they often invest a lot. The prices are always slightly higher when recycling waste; while some 'guerrillas' use poor processing and processing, and the recycling price is too high. Low, if there is no policy support, these wastes will only flow to the lower side just because of market support.” Jiang Yufeng, head of the Industrial Waste Online Recycling Headquarters, told the “IT Times” reporter that dismantling subsidies is a glimmer of hope to save the regular army, but The intensity of these policies is not enough.

Li Hefu suggested that the future development of the industry also requires the joint efforts of enterprises and the government. The government should make detailed and implementation of various supporting policies as soon as possible, and can give certain support to enterprises from the aspects of tax reduction and exemption policies, priority investment policies, and fund compensation policies. Technical level, prevent secondary pollution, improve access threshold, and improve supervision.