Frederik Kiel Jespersen
Frederik Kiel is Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Repax, where he architects technology solutions that bridge the gap between regulatory compliance and sustainable business practices. He focuses on building scalable infrastructure that transforms complex environmental responsibilities into actionable insights. With a commitment to better technology as a force for environmental stewardship, Frederik works at the intersection of compliance innovation and circular economy advancement.
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What are substances of concern (ELV)?
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Substances of Concern (ELV) are harmful materials in end-of-life vehicles that must be safely removed to prevent pollution, promote recycling, protect health, and support a circular economy.
What are strategic raw materials?
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Strategic raw materials like lithium and rare earths power our electronics and green tech. Recycling and smart use cut risks, support the economy, and protect the planet for a sustainable future.
What is graphite in batteries?
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Graphite in batteries stores and moves energy efficiently, crucial for devices and EVs. Recycling graphite supports a circular economy, reducing waste and environmental impact.
What is the ELV recovery target?
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ELV Recovery Targets ensure old vehicles are recycled and reused responsibly, reducing waste and pollution while saving resources, supporting a circular economy and a cleaner environment.
What is automotive glass recovery?
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Automotive glass recovery recycles car glass by cleaning and reusing it, saving energy, reducing waste, and supporting a circular economy for a greener, more sustainable future.
What is ferrous scrap (ELV)?
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Recycling ferrous scrap from end-of-life vehicles saves resources, cuts energy use, and lowers emissions, boosting Europe's circular economy and supporting sustainability goals.
What is non-ferrous scrap (ELV)?
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Recycling non-ferrous metals from end-of-life vehicles saves energy, reduces mining, and cuts pollution. EU rules promote design for recycling, boosting circularity and sustainability in auto waste.
What is tyre recovery (ELV)?
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Tyre recovery from end-of-life vehicles turns worn tyres into valuable materials or energy, cutting waste and saving resources, boosting Europe’s circular economy and supporting sustainability goals.
What are remanufactured parts?
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Remanufactured parts are old parts cleaned, repaired, and tested to work like new. They save resources, cut waste, lower pollution, and support a circular economy, helping both wallet and planet.
What is catalytic converter recovery?
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Catalytic converter recovery recycles precious metals like platinum, reducing mining harm, saving resources, supporting a circular economy, cutting waste, and helping protect the environment.
What is airbag disposal?
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Airbag disposal safely handles hazardous materials, prevents pollution, and recycles metals. It supports circular economy goals by reducing waste and protecting people and the environment.
What is automotive shredder residue (ASR)?
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Automotive Shredder Residue (ASR) is mixed waste left after shredding cars to recover metals. Managing ASR better reduces landfill, recovers materials, and supports sustainable recycling.