Brighton & Hove City Council, GB experiments with on-demand collection of electronic waste

Brighton & Hove City Council, GB On-Demand Electronic Waste

In Progress

Tech-Takeback and the city are using the ZeroNet app to collect small electronics for no-cost recycling. Local residents select pickup times for accepted items like CDs, computer wiring, and game consoles. Collected items in good condition are donated to local charities after computers are wiped of their memories. Brighton & Hove hopes that the RevaluElectricals campaign collects 10,000 items and donates 500 refurbished electronics in its first year.

Recycling Mobile App Waste Management Pilot / POC

Brighton & Hove City Council, GB

Unitary authority in England

United Kingdom

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RevaluElectricals Collection Service - Tech-Takeback - Circular Solutions for Tech Reuse & Recycling

We've partnered with the logistics technology team from The ZeroNet to create a new small electricals collection service in Brighton & Hove. With support from Brighton & Hove City Council and the...

Newsworthy

Get rid of your old electrics – from the comfort of your home

A new service, supported by the council, will allow residents to have their old tech like computers and laptops and electricals including toasters and kettles collected free of charge from their homes.

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