AT2024/0152/AT
Recycled Gypsum Ordinance
- Jurisdiction:
- Austria
- Type:
- Disposal Ban · Other
- Last action:
- Mar 18, 2024
Construction
Ordinance mandates source-separation of gypsum waste at construction sites and establishes end-of-waste criteria for recycled gypsum, advancing closed-loop recycling of construction materials and implementing EU Directive 2008/98/EC requirements; TRIS standstill ended 2024-06-19, indicating imminent adoption.
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TRIS notification 2024/0152/AT — draft technical regulation notified under Directive (EU) 2015/1535 (not yet adopted) Recycled Gypsum Ordinance End of standstill: 2024-06-19 1. MSG 001 IND 2024 0152 AT EN 18-03-2024 AT NOTIF 2. Austria 4. 2024/0152/AT - S20E - Waste 5. Recycled Gypsum Ordinance 6. Gypsum waste 7. 8. The draft Ordinance lays down an obligation to separate gypsum waste at the construction site. For the production of recycled gypsum, a construction material made from recycled gypsum waste, there are requirements for the input, treatment and quality for the end-of-waste property. 9. According to Directive 2008/98/EC on waste, Member States must promote selective demolition as well as the reuse and recycling of removed materials, and must sort at least the wood, mineral fractions, metal, glass, plastics and gypsum arising from construction and demolition. Gypsum is an increasingly rare construction material, as primary resources are limited. After appropriate treatment, plasterboard waste is well suited for being reused to produce new plasterboard (closed-loop recycling). Where specific quality, treatment and quality assurance requirements are met, in line with Directive 2008/98/EC, end-of-waste status is to be achieved for gypsum waste which has been recycled in order to produce plasterboard for the construction sector. 10. Reference to the basic texts: No basic text available 11. No 12. 13. No 14. No 15. Yes 16. TBT aspects: No SPS aspects: No
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