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Recycling guide
An old fridge doesn't get dumped next to the container, and a battery doesn't go in the rubbish bag. Macedonia has free options for e-waste - it's just that few people know about them. Here's who takes it, where, and on what terms.
Nula Otpad
Collects e-waste for free from your doorstep, anywhere in the country. The appliance must be complete, disconnected from power and water, and left somewhere easy to reach. Book by phone or through the "Prijavi e-otpad" (report e-waste) form on their website.
Phone: 070 236 000
Website: nulaotpad.com.mk
Elkolekt
Runs free drop-off points and eco-depots for e-waste in primary schools and municipal buildings, together with the local public utility companies. Ask their green line for the nearest drop-off point in your municipality.
Phone: 071 263 500
Website: elkolekt.mk
Macedonia's law on electrical and electronic equipment requires three things of shops:
This is an obligation, not a favour. If a shop refuses, you have every right to ask why.
Batteries contain metals that must not end up in landfill, so they go neither in mixed rubbish nor in the yellow container. Nula Otpad is also licensed for batteries and accumulators and takes them together with other e-waste. Collect them in a jar at home and hand them over with your next old appliance.
In Skopje you can also take an old appliance yourself, free of charge, to Komunalna higiena's recycling yards in Karpoš and Vardarište, together with other large waste from your home.
Bulky waste in SkopjeNo. Nula Otpad collects it from your home for free, Elkolekt has free drop-off points, and shops have to take your old appliance back for free when you buy a new one.
Book it with Nula Otpad on 070 236 000 for free collection from home. The appliance must be disconnected from power and water. If you're buying a new one, the shop has to take the old one.
Yes, when you buy a new appliance of the same type. Shops larger than 400 m² must also accept small appliances up to 25 centimetres without a purchase.
Not in the rubbish. Nula Otpad is licensed for batteries and accumulators and collects them together with other e-waste.
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