Membership

How to become a member of Eco Oil Resource

How to become a member

1

Submit an application

Fill in a short form with your company details and the types of oils you place on the market

2

Receive your agreement

We will send you the agreement, general terms and conditions, and the applicable appendices

3

Membership activation

Once the agreement takes effect, you receive access to Portal 2.0 and begin ongoing reporting

Who is membership for

For manufacturers and importers that place lubricating oils on the Bulgarian market and have obligations under the applicable waste management legislation

What you get

  • Participation in the collective system
  • Organization of activities to meet the recovery targets
  • Assistance with reporting and documentation
  • Access to Portal 2.0
  • Information and support regarding regulatory changes

Pricing

Current base contractual rate, excl. VAT:
EUR 0.27/kg for every product, on 3 months’ notice

Rates excl. VAT** The law requires the rate to be modulated, based on product durability, suitability for repair, for re-use, for regeneration and for recycling, and the presence of hazardous substances, in line with the European directives; the necessary waste-management costs set the ceiling on the remuneration, not the classThe exact class is set under the tariff methodology in the Programme — Art. 16(3) and Art. 16a of the General Terms and Conditions — and the product documents submittedView pricing classes and methodology

  • standard class C carries the base rate; there are four classes — A, B, C and D;
  • the agreement contains a scale by tariff class (Art. 5(1)), but the class rates are not in force today — they apply only under the conditions of Art. 5(4) of the agreement, and until then every product is paid for at the base rate;
  • the class is set by the characteristics of the product, not by the size, turnover or origin of the company;
  • rates do not depend on the notice period — there is only one: 3 months (Art. 5(2) of the agreement);
  • a unilateral increase is made no more than once every 12 months and on 3 months’ written notice (Art. 23(1) of the agreement)
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Term, reporting and payment

The conditions below follow the standard agreement template, version v2 of 30 September 2026.

Agreement term and notice period

These are two different things and should not be conflated

  • Agreement term — 1 (one) year, renewed automatically for further one-year periods unless you state in writing, no later than 3 months before the current period expires, that you do not wish it to be renewed (Art. 24);
  • Notice period for termination without cause — 3 (three) months, the same for every member; rates do not depend on it (Art. 5(2) and Art. 25(1));
  • you may terminate at any time, without stating a reason, on 3 months’ written notice — so your commitment runs to that period, not to the end of the annual term;
  • the organization may terminate the agreement only on the objective grounds listed in it (Art. 25(2)).

Separately, the General Terms and Conditions give you a right of immediate termination in expressly listed cases (Art. 47a), and a special right where a rate is increased: within 30 calendar days of the notice you may terminate on 3 months’ notice, with the previous rates applying until then (Art. 18(8) of the General Terms and Art. 23(3) of the agreement)

Reporting

  • Reporting period — one calendar month;
  • the monthly declaration is filed through Portal 2.0 by the 15th day of the month following the reporting month;
  • quantities are declared as the net weight of the oil, excluding packaging, to three decimal places;
  • for each product you state the code under Annex 6 to the Product Fee Ordinance and the tariff class.

If you placed no oils on the market during the month, you still file a declaration — a nil one
The absence of quantities does not remove the duty to declare, and a declaration that is not filed is not treated as nil

A filed declaration cannot be withdrawn unilaterally
A correction is allowed under the General Terms and Conditions, with every version kept in the audit trail

Where Portal 2.0 is documented as unavailable or materially malfunctioning, the deadline is extended under Art. 11(8) of the General Terms and Conditions (Bulgarian text)

Payment

  • under the standard template the due date is the 22nd day of the month following the reporting month;
  • where the due date falls on a non-working day, the postponement provided for in the agreement applies;
  • by default you receive a proforma after the declaration; you may choose a tax invoice directly — this does not change the due date.
  • from the day after the due date the member is in default without notice and owes a contractual penalty of 0.1% of the overdue principal per calendar day, capped at 20% of that principal (Art. 36(1) of the General Terms and Conditions)
    The same rate and the same cap apply to the organization when it is late in refunding or in issuing a certificate it owes;
  • where the declaration is filed after the applicable time limit, the due date is the 7th calendar day after its actual filing, but not earlier than the 22nd day (Art. 11(2) of the agreement); where the filing deadline is extended under Art. 9(2) of the agreement, the due date moves by the same number of business days (Art. 11(1)).

For existing members: the above describes the standard template for new agreements
What applies to a particular member is the signed individual agreement, the rates applicable under it and the relevant version of the General Terms and Conditions
If your agreement is from an earlier edition, the periods and the due date may differ — check the agreement itself or ask us

Frequently asked questions

Any manufacturer or importer that places oils on the Bulgarian market and has the corresponding obligations under the Waste Management Act

Through Portal 2.0, you submit the required data on the quantities of oils placed on the market

Yes, subject to the terms of your current agreement and the applicable legislation

Yes, we work with members across the country, and a significant portion of communication and reporting is handled remotely

Participation in the collective system, organization of activities to meet the recovery targets, assistance with reporting, and access to Portal 2.0

Downloadable documents

Every document carries a version, a date and a status, so it is clear which is in force and which is a template

Public documents with version, date and status
DocumentVersion and dateStatusAccess
General Terms and Conditions — Annex No. 4 to the agreementEOR-OM-GTC-2026-6 · 30.09.2026in force from 30.09.2026PDF (opens in a new tab)
Permit under Art. 81(1) of the Waste Management ActOOp-OM-07-00 · 13.07.2017, amended by OOp-OM-07-01 · 27.10.2021 and OOp-OM-07-02 · 16.11.2022in force until 31.12.2026the 2021 decision is published: PDF, 8 MB (opens in a new tab)
the original decision and the second amendment — on request
Participation agreementv2 · 30.09.2026template for signatureon request
Annex No. 1 — monthly declarationv2 · 30.09.2026templateon request
Annex No. 2 — certificate of participationv2 · 30.09.2026templateon request
Annex No. 2a — specification annexed to the certificatev2 · 30.09.2026templateon request
Annex No. 3 — file import template for Portal 2.0v2 · 30.09.2026templateon request
Management programme 2027 – 2031v4.6 · 30.09.2026draft — not in forcenot published

All documents are in Bulgarian, which is the binding language
A template is a blank document for signature, not a signed agreement

A draft is a document that has not been adopted and has no effect — it does not change the current contractual rates

Membership application form