Elsevier donates residual value of laptops to Kinderen van de Voedselbank
❤️ Amsterdam, November 7, 2024 – Elsevier donates the residual value of written-off laptops to Children of the Food Bank, with the help of ITdonations.
Business laptops are usually replaced every three to four years. But did you know it takes around 1,200 kg of metal-rich earths and almost 200,000 litres of water to make a single laptop? So let’s change the way we treat laptops and other IT equipment to make for a better environment.
Calculate how much you will saveThe productive life of well-designed modern devices is six years, but many companies replace them after only three years. 80% of the carbon footprint of a laptop is related to production. Each year thereafter is practically carbon-neutral. So, extending the lifecycle of IT equipment to more than three or four years is a no-brainer. Prolonging it up to six years is a score for people and planet alike.
Sustainability and waste management regulations are getting tighter, especially in the European Union. By making your IT circular, you not only stay compliant with the latest legislation, but you’re also ready for any future changes to the law. No need to worry about potential fines, legal fees and reputational damage. It also makes you more attractive to customers and employees who are committed to sustainability.
Circular IT is not only good for the planet. It’s good for your IT budget too. Extending your hardware’s life or reusing components means you get the maximum out of your initial investment. Circular IT is a win-win: reduce your environmental footprint and your operational costs at the same time.
Contact usRead here how together we can make IT hardware circular. By using the steps from the Utrecht Sustainability Institute’s 10R model for circularity, we all contribute to this.
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Elsevier donates residual value of laptops to Kinderen van de Voedselbank
❤️ Amsterdam, November 7, 2024 – Elsevier donates the residual value of written-off laptops to Children of the Food Bank, with the help of ITdonations.
Port of Rotterdam supports Rotterdam youth with the residual value of old IT equipment
Rotterdam, 8 oktober 2024 – The Port of Rotterdam is not only committed to a sustainable port but also to a safe, healthy and attractive environment. Would you also like to donate your surplus IT-Equipment?
Circular IT group unveils groundbreaking Impact Calculator
Zoetermeer, 20 June. Circular IT group unveils groundbreaking Impact Calculator. By launching the Impact Calculator, the Circular IT group is excited to announce the launch of an impactful tool, designed to help users understand the significant environmental benefits of choosing circular new and refurbished IT solutions.
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