AECONOVA Recycling

AECONOVA RECYCLING, in its commitment to responsible recycling of WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment), lands with the first edition of the #raeecup.

As you already know, the correct management of WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment) is a task that directly involves the active participation of citizens.

The #Raeecup is a non-competitive league of companies and institutions that join responsible recycling by supporting the Corporate Social Responsibility action of their workplaces.

The #RAEECUP has created a non-competitive league of companies and institutions that join responsible recycling through their workplaces

AECONOVA RECYCLING intends that in this first edition of the #raeecup the advantages and importance of recycling electrical and electronic equipment for the environment be disseminated once they become useless in the workplace, in addition to generating a CSR activity in companies and institutions linked to the circular economy and WEEE management.

As always, we also want to increase public awareness about the proper management of WEEE in general.

In this way, from AECONOVA RECYCLING, the importance of WEEE recycling for the environment in particular and for life in general is valued, since a correct treatment of these avoids harmful effects on health as well as a negative visual impact since one One of the objectives of AECONOVA RECYCLING is that they are deposited in places suitable for it, such as establishments that are members of the campaign. It must be borne in mind that once electrical and electronic devices are useless, storing them in a drawer or piling them up in a storage room is worthless. However, the function they fulfill when they are recycled is very important, since they can enjoy a new life, with up to 99% of their parts being reused.

All electrical appliances are made with raw materials obtained from the environment, many of which are non-renewable. However, through recycling, materials such as copper or aluminum can be reused in other new products. In this way, it contributes to giving them a new life and preserving them, avoiding the environmental damage that occurs in the extraction of these necessary materials, and saving energy. Up to 70% of a device can be transformed into usable raw materials, a high enough percentage to give life and not detract from the environment.