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Electronic Waste Recovery: Global Markets

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The global market for revenues from electronic waste materials recycling is projected to grow from $8.5 billion in 2009 to nearly $13 billion in 2014, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.9%.

The fastest-growing segment of the E-waste market is recycled plastics, valued at $976 million in 2009 and projected to reach $1.6 billion by 2014, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10%. 

The recycled metals sector is expected to continue to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.8%, increasing in value from $7.5 billion in 2009 to $11.4 billion in 2014.

Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION -- Complimentary

STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 1

REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY 1

SCOPE OF THE REPORT 2

INTENDED AUDIENCE 2

METHODOLOGIES AND INFORMATION SOURCES 3

ANALYST CREDENTIALS 3

RELATED BCC REPORTS 3

BCC ONLINE SERVICES 3

DISCLAIMER 4

Chapter-2: SUMMARY

SUMMARY TABLE GLOBAL PROJECTIONS FOR REVENUES FROM E-WASTE MATERIALS BY MATERIAL TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 5

SUMMARY FIGURE GLOBAL SALES PROJECTIONS FOR E-WASTE RECYCLING BY TYPE, 2008-2014 ($ MILLIONS) 6

Chapter-3: OVERVIEW

FIGURE 1 U.S. MSW STREAM BY TYPE, 2009 (%) 8

WHAT IS E-WASTE? 8

TRENDS IN INDUSTRY GROWTH 9

FIGURE 2 GLOBAL E-WASTE GENERATED BY REGION, 2009 (%) 10

HISTORY OF E-WASTE INDUSTRY 10

RECYCLING CHAIN 11

COLLECTION 11

DISMANTLING 11

END PROCESSING 12

DEMAND DRIVERS IN E-WASTE INDUSTRY 12

GROWTH IN ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT USAGE 13

SHORTER PRODUCT LIFESPANS 13

TABLE 1 AVERAGE LIFE SPAN OF SELECTED ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS (YEARS) 13

FIGURE 3 GROWTH IN GLOBAL COMPUTER, CELL PHONE, AND DIGITAL CAMERA USAGE, 2004–2009 (MILLION UNITS) 14

TRANSITION TO THE DIGITAL ECONOMY 14

AFTERMARKET LOGISTICS TRENDS 15

TABLE 2 SELECTED U.S. RETAIL/MANUFACTURING PARTICIPANTS IN RECYCLING PRODUCTS, 2009 15

FIGURE 4 GLOBAL ELECTRONICS RECOVERY, RECYCLING, AND DISPOSAL PRACTICES, 2008 (%) 16

FIGURE 4 (CONTINUED) 17

RULES ON E-WASTE EXPORTS ARE BECOMING STRICTER 17

Hazardous Waste Laws 18

Costs of International Hazardous Waste Compliance 18

Global Materials Declaration 18

Level A and B Materials 19

TABLE 3 GLOBAL MATERIAL DECLARATION: LEVEL A MATERIALS, 2007 19

TABLE 4 GLOBAL MATERIAL DECLARATION: LEVEL B MATERIALS, 2007 20

Chapter-4: E-WASTE MARKET BY MATERIAL TYPE

IMPACT OF GLOBAL RECESSION ON MATERIALS MARKETS 21

OVERALL MATERIALS MARKETS 21

FIGURE 5 COMPOSITION OF EOL ELECTRONICS (%) 22

COMMODITY PRICING 23

Plastics 23

Silica Recycling 23

PROJECTIONS FOR GLOBAL SALES 23

TABLE 5 GLOBAL SALES FORECAST OF E-WASTE MATERIALS BY MATERIAL TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 24

RECYCLED METALS 24

TABLE 6 PROJECTED GLOBAL SALES OF RECYCLED METALS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 25

ALUMINUM (AL) 25

Pricing Trends 26

COPPER (CU) 26

Pricing Trends 26

GOLD (AU) 27

Pricing Trends 27

LEAD (PB) 27

Pricing Trends 28

NICKEL (NI) 29

Pricing Trends 29

SILVER (AG) 29

Pricing Trends 29

STEEL 30

Pricing Trends 31

TIN (SN) 31

Pricing Trends 31

ZINC (ZN) 32

Pricing Trends 32

OTHER METALS 32

Antimony (SB) 32

Chromium (CR) 33

Mercury (HG) 33

TABLE 7 MERCURY SUBSTITUTES 34

END MARKETS FOR RECYCLED METALS 34

TABLE 8 ENERGY SAVINGS ESTIMATED BY THE USE OF RECYCLED METALS (%) 35

RECYCLED PLASTICS 35

POTENTIAL MARKETS FOR EOL PLASTICS 36

TABLE 9 POTENTIAL MARKETS FOR EOL PLASTICS EXTRACTED FROM ELECTRONICS 36

TABLE 9 (CONTINUED) 37

CREATING PURE PLASTIC FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS 37

THE RECYCLED PLASTICS MARKET 37

TABLE 10 PROJECTED GLOBAL SALES OF RECYCLED PLASTICS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 38

ABS 38

Pricing Trends 38

EPOXY 39

Pricing Trends 39

PC 39

Pricing Trends 39

PC/ABS 39

Pricing Trends 40

PE 40

Pricing Trends 40

PPE/HIPS OR PPO 40

Pricing Trends 40

PS (INCLUDING HIPS) 40

Pricing Trends 40

PVC 41

Pricing Trends 41

OTHER RESINS 41

Pricing Trends 42

RECYCLED SILICA 42

TABLE 11 PROJECTED GLOBAL SALES OF RECYCLED SILICA, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 42

PRICING TRENDS 43

METALS IN CRTS 43

LEAD OXIDE (PBO) 43

MERCURY (HG) 44

BARIUM (BA) 44

CADMIUM (CD) 44

Chapter-5: E-WASTE MARKET BY TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION

APPLICATIONS 45

FIGURE 6 GLOBAL E-WASTE MATERIALS MARKET SHARE BY APPLICATION, 2009 (%) 46

LARGE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 46

SMALL HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 47

IT EQUIPMENT 47

ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS 48

TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT 48

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 48

OTHER 49

RECYCLED METALS 49

TABLE 12 GLOBAL REVENUES FROM RECYCLED METALS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 49

LARGE AND SMALL HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 49

IT EQUIPMENT 50

COMPUTERS AND PERIPHERALS 50

Display Devices 50

Network Equipment 51

Office Equipment 51

ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS 51

COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT 51

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 52

OTHER EQUIPMENT 52

RECYCLED PLASTICS 52

TABLE 13 PROJECTED GLOBAL MARKET FOR RECYCLED PLASTICS, BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 53

LARGE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 53

SMALL HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 53

IT EQUIPMENT 53

Display Devices 54

Network Equipment 54

Office Equipment 54

ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS 55

COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT 55

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 55

OTHER EQUIPMENT 56

RECYCLED SILICA 56

TABLE 14 PROJECTIONS FOR GLOBAL SALES OF RECYCLED SILICA BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 56

LARGE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 57

SMALL HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 57

IT EQUIPMENT 57

Display Devices 57

ENTERTAINMENT EQUIPMENT 57

COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT 57

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 58

OTHER 58

Chapter-6: INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

TABLE 15 SELECTED ACQUISITIONS IN THE RECYCLING MARKET, 2005–2009 59

TABLE 15 (CONTINUED) 60

GLOBAL SCRAP METALS INDUSTRY 60

TABLE 16 TOP GLOBAL FERROUS SCRAP METAL RECYCLING COMPANIES AND THEIR PRODUCTION, 2008 (MILLION TONS) 61

PLASTICS 61

U.S. SCRAP PLASTIC RECYCLERS 61

GLOBAL SCRAP PLASTIC RECYCLERS 62

TABLE 17 MAJOR GLOBAL PLASTIC RECYCLERS, 2009 62

GLASS 63

U.S. SCRAP GLASS RECYCLERS 63

GLOBAL SCRAP GLASS RECYCLERS 63

TABLE 18 MAJOR ELECTRONICS GLASS RECYCLERS WORLDWIDE, 2009 64

Chapter-7: E-WASTE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

E-WASTE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 65

METALS 66

TABLE 19 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DEMANUFACTURING 66

SHREDDERS 67

MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY 67

ION EXCHANGE RESINS 67

FIGURE 7 GLOBAL MARKET SHARES OF METALS RECOVERY AND REUSE BY TECHNOLOGY, 2009 (%) 68

PLASTICS 68

FIGURE 8 GLOBAL MARKET SHARES OF PLASTIC RECYCLING PROCESSES BY TECHNOLOGY, 2009 (%) 69

MECHANICAL SORTING 69

CHEMICAL SORTING 69

FLAME RETARDANT PROCESSING 70

SILICA 70

GLASS-TO-GLASS RECYCLING 70

LEAD SMELTING-GLASS RECYCLING 71

FIGURE 9 GLOBAL MARKET SHARES OF GLASS RECYCLING PROCESSES USAGE BY TECHNOLOGY, 2009 (%) 71

Chapter-8: GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS

BASEL CONVENTION 72

GLOBAL MATERIALS DECLARATION 73

TCO '95 73

EUROPE 73

WEEE 74

ROHS 74

U.S. 75

COLLECTION AND RECYCLING 75

EXPORTATION 75

U.S. FEDERAL LEGISLATION 76

E-WASTE WORKING GROUP 76

PLUG IN TO RECYCLING CAMPAIGN 76

JOBS THROUGH RECYCLING GRANTS 76

ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT TOOL (EPEAT) 77

WASTEWISE 77

U.S. STATE INITIATIVES 77

CALIFORNIA 78

HAWAII 78

ILLINOIS 78

INDIANA 78

KENTUCKY 78

MAINE 79

MARYLAND 79

MASSACHUSETTS 79

MICHIGAN 79

MISSOURI 79

MINNESOTA 79

NEBRASKA 80

NEW HAMPSHIRE 80

NEW JERSEY 80

NEW MEXICO 80

NEW YORK CITY 80

NORTH CAROLINA 81

OKLAHOMA 81

OREGON 81

PENNSYLVANIA 81

RHODE ISLAND 81

SOUTH CAROLINA 81

TEXAS 82

UTAH 82

VERMONT 82

VIRGINIA 82

WASHINGTON STATE 82

WEST VIRGINIA 82

WISCONSIN 83

CHINA 83

IMPORTATION OF E-WASTE 83

JAPAN 83

AUSTRALIA 84

CANADA 84

TAIWAN 85

PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY 85

Chapter-9: PATENT ANALYSIS

METALS 86

TABLE 20 U.S. METALS RECYCLING PATENTS, JANUARY 2000 TO MARCH 2010 86

TABLE 20 (CONTINUED) 87

TABLE 20 (CONTINUED) 88

PATENTS BY ASSIGNEE 88

TABLE 21 U.S. METAL RECYCLING PATENT SHARES BY ASSIGNEE, JANUARY 2000 TO MARCH 2010 (NUMBER OF PATENTS%) 89

PATENTS BY TECHNOLOGY 89

TABLE 22 U.S. METAL RECYCLING PATENT SHARES BY TECHNOLOGY, JANUARY 2000 TO MARCH 2010 (NUMBER OF PATENTS/%) 89

PLASTICS 90

TABLE 23 U.S. PLASTICS RECYCLING PATENTS, JANUARY 2000 TO MARCH 2010 90

TABLE 23 (CONTINUED) 91

TABLE 23 (CONTINUED) 92

TABLE 23 (CONTINUED) 93

TABLE 23 (CONTINUED) 94

PATENTS BY ASSIGNEE 94

TABLE 24 U.S. PLASTIC RECYCLING PATENT SHARES BY ASSIGNEE, JANUARY 2000 TO MARCH 2010 (NUMBER OF PATENTS/%) 94

PATENTS BY TECHNOLOGY 94

TABLE 25 U.S. PLASTIC RECYCLING PATENT SHARES BY TECHNOLOGY, JANUARY 2000 TO MARCH 2010 (NUMBER OF PATENTS/%) 95

GLASS 95

TABLE 26 U.S. GLASS RECYCLING PATENTS, JANUARY 2000 TO MARCH 2010 95

TABLE 26 (CONTINUED) 96

PATENTS BY ASSIGNEE 97

TABLE 27 U.S. GLASS RECYCLING PATENT SHARES BY ASSIGNEE, JANUARY 2000 TO MARCH 2010 (NUMBER OF PATENTS/%) 97

PATENTS BY TECHNOLOGY 97

Chapter-10: COMPANY DIRECTORY

METAL RECYCLERS 98

AERC RECYCLING SOLUTIONS 98

Business Overview 98

Financials 99

COMMERCIAL METALS CO. 99

Business Overview 99

Financials 99

THE DAVID J. JOSEPH CO. 99

Business Overview 100

Financials 100

FERROUS PROCESSING AND TRADING CO. 100

Business Overview 100

Financials 100

GERDAU AMERISTEEL 101

Business Overview 101

Financials 101

OMNISOURCE CORP. 101

Business Overview 101

Financials 102

PSC METALS, INC. 102

Business Overview 102

Financials 102

SIMS METAL MANAGEMENT 102

Business Overview 103

Financials 103

SCHNITZER STEEL INDUSTRIES 103

Business Overview 103

Financials 103

TUBE CITY IMS 104

Business Overview 104

Financials 104

WASTE MANAGEMENT 104

Business Overview 104

Financials 105

PLASTICS 105

AVANGARD INNOVATIVE 105

Business Overview 105

Financials 105

BUTLER MACDONALD 106

Business Overview 106

Financials 106

CONIGLIARO INDUSTRIES 106

Business Overview 106

Financials 107

DEKKA RESINS, INC. 107

Business Overview 107

Financials 107

ECO INTL. 108

Business Overview 108

Financials 108

FORTUNE METALS AND PLASTICS 108

Business Overview 108

Financials 109

KW PLASTICS 109

Business Overview 109

Financials 109

MBA POLYMERS, INC., USA 109

Business Overview 109

Financials 110

PARC CORP. 110

Business Overview 110

Financials 110

PLASTINUM POLYMER TECHNOLOGIES CORP. 110

Business Overview 111

Financials 112

UNITED PLASTIC RECYCLING 112

Business Overview 112

Financials 112

GLASS 113

AMERICAN RETROWORKS, INC. 113

Business Overview 113

Financials 113

CRT RECYCLING 113

Business Overview 113

Financials 113

DLUBAK GLASS 114

Business Overview 114

Financials 114

UNIVERSAL RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES (FORMERLY CRT PROCESSING, LLC) 114

Business Overview 114

Financials 115

REGIONAL RECYCLERS 115

UNITED STATES 115

Asset Recovery Corp. 115

Fox Electronics 115

Midwest Electronic Recovery 115

Mid-States Recycling and Refining 115

Silicon Salvage 116

Total Reclaim, Inc. 116

United Datatech 116

EUROPEAN 116

Metals 116

Alba Group (Alba R-plus GmbH) 116

Business Overview 116

Financials 117

Coolrec BV (See Van Gansewinkel) 117

Euro Metal Recycling SL (EMR) 117

Business Overview 117

Financials 118

Electrocycling GmbH 118

Business Overview 118

Financials 118

Immark AG 118

Business Overview 118

Financials 119

Kuusakoski OY 119

Business Overview 119

Financials 119

Nickelhutte Aue GmbH (NHA) 120

Business Overview 120

Financials 120

Stena Technoworld AB 120

Business Overview 120

Financials 121

Super Dragon Technology Co., Ltd. 121

Business Overview 121

Financials 122

Umicore 122

Business Overview 122

Financials 122

Plastics 123

Axion Recycling, Ltd. 123

Business Overview 123

Financials 123

Plastic Herverwerking Brabant (See Van Gansewinkel) 123

Van Gansewinkel Groep 124

Business Overview 124

Financials 124

SELECTED REGIONAL COMPANIES 124

A.H. INTL. PVT., LTD. 124

AMBIENTE-RECUPERACAO DE MATERIAIS PLASTICOS S.A. 125

ART RECYCLING TECHNIK GMBH 125

HI-TECH RECYCLING 125

KES METALS 125

OMAPLAST 125

ORION BV 126

POOJA METAL INDUSTRIES 126

SHENG FOONG PLASTIC INDUSTRIES SDN BHD 126

APPENDIX

ORGANIZATIONS 127

NORTH AMERICA 127

Aluminum Assoc. 127

American Copper Council 127

The Technology Association of America 127

American Iron & Steel Institute 127

American Chemistry Council 128

Association of Postconsumer Plastic Recyclers 128

Basel Action Network 128

California Resource Recovery Assoc. 128

Canadian Plastics Industry Assoc. 128

Canadian Steel Producers Assoc. 128

Electronics Industry Alliance 129

Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries 129

Metals, Minerals and Materials Society 129

National Recycling Coalition 129

Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition 129

Solid Waste Association of North America 129

Steel Recycling Institute 130

EUROPE 130

Belgium Recycling Federation 130

British Metals Recycling Assoc. (BMRA) 130

British Plastics Federation (BPF) 130

Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) 130

European Electronic Component Manufacturers Assoc. (EECA) 131

European Electronic Recyclers Assoc. (EERA) 131

European Environmental Bureau (EEB) 131

European Plastics Recyclers (EuPR) 131

Industry Council for Electronic Equipment Recycling 131

World Steel Assoc. 132

Petcore 132

PlasticsEurope 132

REST OF WORLD 132

Aluminum Federation of South Africa 132

Asociacion Nacional de Industrias del PlAstico (ANIPAC) 132

China Iron & Steel Assoc. 133

Chinese Society for Metals 133

CEMPRE 133

Japan Electronics and Information Technologies Industries (JEITA) 133

Japan Institute of Metals 133

The Japan Plastics Industry Federation 133

INARE (Instituto Nacional de Recicladores A.C.) 134

Latin American Iron and Steel Institute 134

Manufacturers Association for Information Technology (MAIT) 134

South African Iron and Steel Institute 134

Southeast Asia Iron & Steel Institute 134

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