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Electronics Recycling

Greentec helps organizations recycle retired electronics through secure data handling, material recovery, and documented processing. Certificates of Recycling record each material stream by weight to support your environmental reporting.

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Certified Electronics Recycling

NAID AAA

Certified data destruction

R2v3

Electronics refurbishment and recycling

ISO 14001

Environmental management

By Weight

Certificate of Recycling for each material stream

Standard Recycling

Bulk Processing of Electronic Waste

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Certificate of Recycling. Each material stream we process is documented by weight.

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Recovery Value. We extract the full potential of each item, so valuable material is not wasted.

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Rebates & Offsets. Rebates on reusable or remarketable material can offset or fully cover service costs, depending on volume and material condition.

Computer components recovered through electronics recycling

Electronics Processing and Accepted Devices

Electronic components being sorted for recycling

Electronics Processing

Retired electronics are processed to remove hazards and recover reusable components and materials.

Sorting technology separates copper, steel, and precious metals from servers, circuit boards, computers, and telecom hardware. A Certificate of Recycling documents each material stream by weight.

Electronics accepted for recycling

Electronics We Accept

Circuit Boards

Servers, Networks, and Hard Drives

Computers & Laptops

Mobile & Office Phones

Modems, Routers, and Switches

Power Supplies and AC Adapters

Cable, Satellite Boxes, and more

The Greentec Process

From Pickup to Certificate

Every device that leaves your building enters a documented chain of custody. Nothing is certified until the recycling record is complete and verifiable.

Step 1

Discovery

  • The Assets
  • The Project
  • The Budget
Step 2

On-Site Logistics

  • Secure Pick-up
  • Data Centre Decommissioning
  • Chain-of-Custody
Step 3

Asset Management

  • Audit & Testing
  • Data Sanitization
  • Secure Destruction
Step 4

Electronics Recycling

  • Removal of Hazards
  • Recover Components & Critical Minerals
  • Commodities Recycling
Step 5

Reporting

  • Certificates of Data Sanitization, Destruction, Recycling
  • Detailed Audit Report
  • ESG & Environmental Impact Report
The Greentec Proven Process diagram
Circuit board components

Compliance

Certified Secure and Compliant

Responsible electronics recycling under these regulations and standards:

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Ontario Environmental Protection Act and Environmental Compliance Approval

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The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)

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National Association of Information Destruction Certified (NAID AAA)

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ISO 14001 and SERI R2 Certification

Authority & Credentials

Certified E-Waste Solutions

NAID AAA

NAID AAA

Certified.

SERI R2v3

SERI R2v3

Electronics refurbishment and recycling.

ISO 14001

ISO 14001

Environmental management.

ISO 45001

ISO 45001

Health and safety.

ISO 9001

ISO 9001

Quality management.

FAQ

Electronics Recycling Questions

What does standard electronics recycling include?

Bulk processing of electronic waste, with a Certificate of Recycling that outlines each material stream by weight.

Can rebates offset the cost of recycling?

Reusable or remarketable material has recovery value potential. Depending on volume and material condition, rebates can offset or fully cover service costs.

What electronics does Greentec accept for recycling?

Circuit boards; servers, networks, and hard drives; computers and laptops; mobile and office phones; modems, routers, and switches; power supplies and AC adapters; and cable boxes, satellite boxes, and more.

What happens to electronics during recycling?

Electronics are processed to remove hazards and recover components and materials. Sorting technology separates materials such as copper, steel, and precious metals, with each material stream documented by weight in a Certificate of Recycling.

Which certifications and regulations apply?

Greentec processing follows the Ontario Environmental Protection Act and Environmental Compliance Approval and PIPEDA, and holds NAID AAA, SERI R2v3, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and ISO 9001 certifications.