ERI Contributes Recycling, Reuse Knowledge to Circular Electronics Design Guide

Published by the Circular Electronics Partnership, the comprehensive Circular Electronics Design Guide is an extensive volume designed to provide strategic insights for circular innovation within the electronics industry.

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster):  ERI, the nation’s largest fully integrated IT and electronics asset disposition (ITAD) provider and hardware destruction company, contributed its e-waste recycling and reuse expertise to the recently released Circular Electronics Design Guide.

Published by the Circular Electronics Partnership, the comprehensive Circular Electronics Design Guide is an extensive volume designed to provide strategic insights for circular innovation within the electronics industry.

With contributions from more than 60 experts and 25 organizations, including ERI’s Chief Sustainability Officer David Hirschler and Vice President of Operational Strategy Anthony Borges, the document focuses on actionable strategies for repair, refurbishment, and recycling. Packed with practical tools, it empowers and equips practitioners to prioritize and scale circular initiatives to accelerate their company’s transition to the circular economy.

While developing the document, ERI teamed with a broad array of organizations and enterprises, including Accenture, Bang & Olufsen, Danfoss, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, ERI, Fairphone, Fraunhofer IZM, Global Electronics Council, Globant, HMD, HP, iFixit, Logitech, Microsoft, Partners For Innovation, Pezy, Philips, Royal College of Art, Schneider Electric, Signify, Studio Elk, Synapse, TU Delft, and Versuni.

“This guide is one of most comprehensive resources on circular design developed by practitioners for practitioners,” said John Shegerian, ERI’s Chairman and CEO. “It is the result of an extensive cross-company effort, and we are proud to have been asked to play a role.”

Courtesy: www.waste360.com

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