EPR Rates

INOBAT — batteries in Switzerland

Last verified · Last changed · 1391 rate rows in this library · Price basis: statutory

INOBAT publishes 1,391 rate rows for batteries in Switzerland for 2026, from 0.03 CHF per unit to 7,920.8 CHF per unit; the full schedule is on the page linked below. Last verified 2026-09-16

What this scheme is

INOBAT — Statutory advance disposal fee (vorgezogene Entsorgungsgebühr, VEG) under ChemRRV Annex 2.15 and the federal VEG ordinance; use of the proceeds is supervised by the Swiss Confederation.

Declaration basis: CHF per unit excl. VAT, by INOBAT article number (battery type and weight band); no euro normalisation applied. Official site: inobat.ch ↗. Official rates page: inobat.ch ↗.

What it covers, and where the rows are on this site

INOBAT — batteries in Switzerland
Stream Year Rows Full schedule
Batteries 2026 1391 /battery/switzerland/2026/

Only years with a page on this site are listed. A year this library holds but does not publish free of charge is not shown here and no figure from it appears on this page.

Representative rates

This library records no representative row for this scheme: the comparison table for this stream is built from rate ranges rather than from one row per category, so every figure stays on the pages linked above.

Where to go next

Provenance

This scheme's own pages — Addresses as recorded in this library's scheme entry. The read date behind every figure on this page is on the source that figure came from.

How to cite

EPR Rates (2026). INOBAT — batteries in Switzerland. https://eprrates.com/schemes/inobat/ · Retrieved 2026-09-17. CC BY 4.0.
@misc{eprratesschemesinobat,
  title = {INOBAT — batteries in Switzerland},
  author = {{EPR Rates}},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://eprrates.com/schemes/inobat/},
  note = {Retrieved 2026-09-17. CC BY 4.0}
}

Rate figures are extracted from the official publications listed under Sources; those source documents remain under their publishers' terms.

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