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International Environmental Compliance – Dallas
Overview | Agenda | Location | Sponsor | Registration | Additional Info
Overview
This conferences addresses compliance, implementation, enforcement issues, latest and pending changes and best practices surrounding Global RoHS, WEEE, EuP, REACH, Batteries, Recycling, Substance Restrictions, Chemical Regulation and Energy Efficiency. Learn the latest global developments from TechAmerica, the only association lobbying on technology environmental issues at the state, federal and international levels.
Agenda
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7:30 |
Registration and Coffee |
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8:00 |
Introductory Remarks
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8:15 |
European WEEE/RoHS and EU Battery Developments and the Status of Compliance Obligations This session will highlight recent and proposed changes to the European Union’s Waste from Electrical and Electronic (“WEEE”) Directive and the Restriction on the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances (“RoHS”) Directive, including expansions in covered product scope as well as new substance restrictions. The session will also highlight the status of current enforcement activities that are underway in the European Union, as well as the Battery Directive.
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10:00 |
BREAK |
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10:15 |
The EU Regulation of Energy-Using Products and Chemicals (REACH): Current Status and Expected Developments This session will highlight other environmental-product related requirements that are in effect or being proposed in the European Union that would cover electronic products. These requirements include the Energy Using Product Directive, EU Battery Directive, and REACH chemical regulatory requirements.
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11:30 |
NETWORKING LUNCH |
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12:30 |
Industry Tools and Strategies This session outlines how companies must not only address explicit regulatory requirements for products to compete globally, but also the implicit risks and opportunities within product innovation and the supply chain. Presenters will answer the question “why comply” as they discuss EU REACH, RoHS Recast, and other ‘RoHS’ variations and will share market insight linking previous RoHS/WEEE legislation to material volatility, component obsolescence, security, counterfeiting, and product quality/reliability issues. Economic recession will be discussed, showing major implications to product compliance and supply chain continuity. Leading approaches and case studies on information, tools, and necessary technologies will be shared.
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1:00 |
US Product Related Environmental Developments: Recycling, Chemical Regulation and Energy Efficiency This session will focus on recent developments at the state and federal level in the United States to establish electronic recycling, substance restriction, and energy efficiency requirements for electronic products. Federal efforts to promote “green” electronic products through procurement policies will also be highlighted. State and federal “green chemistry” proposals will also be discussed.
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2:15 |
BREAK |
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China and Other International Substance Restriction Developments This session will highlight the status of current and proposed international efforts to establish substance restrictions in Asia. Regions and issues that will be covered will include China “RoHS,” Thailand’s “RoHS,” and Korean RoHS proposals.
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3:30 |
Conference Concludes |
Location
North Texas Regional Center For Innovation and Commercialization (RCIC)
17919 Waterview Parkway
Dallas, Texas 75252
For a map and directions, click here.
Sponsors
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Sponsorship opportunities available – contact Tiffany Sefton for details
Registration
Early Registration (Now extended through April 7)
TechAmerica members $145
Non members $295
Standard Registration (After April 7)
TechAmerica members $295
Non members $495
Partner organizations’ members receive TechAmerica member pricing
Event Contact
Tiffany Sefton
Programs and Events Manager
p: 469.619.8015
e: tiffany.sefton@techamerica.org
Other Locations for this Conference
Monday, April 12: Silicon Valley, CA – www.techamerica.org/international-environmental-compliance-silicon-valley
Thursday, April 15: Midwest (Schaumburg, IL) – www.techamerica.org/2010-enviro-conference-mw
Friday, April 16: New England (Andover, MA) – www.techamerica.org/2010environmentalcompliance
Tags: Allen & Overy, Batteries, china rohs, Chris Smith, compliance, Dallas, environment, environmental, environmental compliance, environmental roadshow, Eup, global, HCK2, HCK2 Partners, Holly Evans, IHS, international, RoHS, Texas, texas instruments, Tim Yeakley, TX, UK, WEEE
Posted by: Tiffany Sefton on February 10th, 2010.
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