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Towards eco-
modulation
Eco-modulation adjusts a marketer’s f inancial
contribution according to the environmental
performance criteria of its products. In 2024, “EU
eco-label” certif ied tonnages rose slightly whereas
those for hazardous product tonnages increased
due to stricter regulations. Two years after having
been implemented, its impact still remains dif f icult
to measure as suf f icient long-term data is still not
available. However, a bioaccumulation and biodeg-
radability study on oils, completed by CYCLEVIA in
2024, will serve to introduce two new eco-modulation
criteria in 2026: a bonus of 30% for lubricants that
are “inherently biodegradable” and one of 80% for
those that are “easily biodegradable”. The goal here
is to provide the industry with an incentive to foster
more virtuous products thanks to a bonus system.
A dedicated webinar will be held by CYCLEVIA in 2025
to assist marketers with these changes.
revised in 2026
14 CYCLEVIA
2024 ANNUAL REPORT
01 - PRODUCTS PLACED ON THE MARKET 2024 REVIEW
Ecomodulated lubricants
bonus or penalty
Lubricants subject
to eco-fees
(classic fee scale)
88.5
%
115
EU ecolabel certif ied
lubricants bonus
02
of lubricants classif ied
as hazardous penalty
113
of regenerated/recycled base oils
supplied by marketers
34.5
kt