The mission of EPER is to recover and reuse electrical plant;

Vast quantities of electrical plant become redundant due to various engineering augmentations;

Generally this equipment retains usability and may be satisfactory for further use in another situation.
Most of this equipment is consigned to land fill;

EPER endeavors to identify through various sources, plant and equipment that is to be removed during planned upgrading works; early notification of the planned works allows potential re-users to plan for the availability;

Early identification of proposed removal works favors the potential re-user in being able to plan and assist with the removal works thereby minimizing damage to the equipment during the removal and guaranteeing best condition for re-use;

EPER endeavors to provide information on availability as widely as possible for any potential re-user to assess and plan for the suitability for re-use;

EPER encourages all organizations involved in the electrical trade to actively identify situations that can lead to productive re-use of major electrical plant and equipment;

EPER believes that parties that identify recoverable equipment should be rewarded. Twenty five percent (25%) of the gross fee from any sale will be paid (as a tax paid "GIFT") by EPER to the advertisement originator.