Green Technology Recycling’s Alex Samsudin is harnessing the power of technology and data science to improve e-waste recycling in Australia to create the AWESOME platform – and hopes the industry will join him on the journey.
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Ecocycle leading the charge with e-waste safety
Experienced e-waste recycler Ecocycle is standing up for safety, introducing global best-practice across the group.
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Dismantling the e-waste puzzle: Green Technology Recycling
Green Technology Recycling is a specialised technology recycler. Alex Samsudin, Director of the ACT branch, discusses the business and Australia’s ever-growing e-waste challenges.
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Ecocycle walks the walk for e-waste recycling
Forty years ago, Doug Rowe was involved in changing out car battery cells from tar-topped, lead acid battery cases to give them new life. Fast forward to 2022 and a similar process is being used to revive faulty Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries while using the unwanted EV cells to store energy for reuse.
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Finding the best solution with Easyquip custom bins
As the waste management game becomes increasingly complex, the needs of local councils become more specific. Easyquip offers tailored solutions to unique problems.
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Vinnies sparking an e-waste revolution
Used electrical goods will get a second chance thanks to a new test and tag program run by The St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria (Vinnies) through its dedicated Vinnies Shops division.
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Shredded to batts
Battery recycler EcoBatt is working to make its best even better to ensure maximum recovery.
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E-waste research to inform industry
Three projects funded through the WasteSorted E-Waste Grants have shared their findings to industry.
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Computer, TV recycling made easier
Households and small businesses will have better access to free recycling for computers and televisions following approval of two new providers for the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme (NTCRS).
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QLD Government announce recycling and waste ‘scale up’
The Queensland Government has announced a $80 million boost to grow and expand the states waste and recycling industries.
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