Question 16146 — waste

Summary

Mr. Paul Christophle draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature to the difficulties raised by the implementation since 2023 of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for the building sector. The AGEC law provided for the establishment of a sector allowing the collection and recycling of construction products and materials. The sector of BTP welcomed the implementation of this eco-contribution. However, many dysfunctions exist, with companies in the sector finding themselves forced to pay this tax, without being able to benefit from the services expected in return. Direct collection on site or in business is not effective and companies must therefore pay another service to collect their waste. Furthermore, a further increase of the EPR is planned for the beginning of July 2026, without any upstream consultation with the construction sector. Anger is growing in many companies who believe they are doubly losers. An overhaul of this system was announced a few months ago by the Government. Also, he asks him to communicate to him the conclusions of the consultation announced last year with all the players in the sector and the deadline for implementation of the overhaul of this system. He would also like to know the amount of eco-contributions received by eco-organizations, as well as an assessment of the actions already deployed, particularly in the Drôme department.

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