ESG for the companies that supply us with waste
We help companies manage electronic waste responsibly: traceability, documents and data useful for ESG and CSRD reporting.
Why it matters for your company
Investors, banks and business partners increasingly ask for proof of waste management. The CSRD and the ESRS standards, especially ESRS E5 (resource use and circular economy), call for data on resource and waste flows. Operational waste and end-of-life treatment also feed into Scope 3 emissions.
What you receive
Transport and handover documents, records by waste category, information on recovered fractions and, for secure destruction, a destruction record. This data supports your own records and reporting; responsibility for reporting stays with your company.
Traceability from pickup to smelter
We follow the batch from your premises to the delivery of materials to smelters and refineries, so you can show where the resources ended up.
Governance and data security (G)
IT equipment, ATMs and storage media are destroyed in a controlled way, with documented proof, to reduce the risk of data leaks.
Environment and society (E, S)
We reduce landfilling, recover metals and materials, treat hazardous substances separately and work with safety procedures for people and the environment.
Who we work for
Companies in retail, banking and financial services, IT and telecom, manufacturing, energy and utilities, renewable energy, healthcare and public administration.
Frequently asked questions
What is ESRS E5?
ESRS E5 is the European reporting standard on resource use and the circular economy, part of the CSRD framework.
What does Scope 3 mean for waste?
Scope 3 covers indirect value-chain emissions, including those linked to waste generated in operations and end-of-life treatment of products.
How do I prove the waste was recycled?
Through transport and handover documents, records by category and information on where recovered fractions went.
Can I use your data in a sustainability report?
The documents and records you receive can support your report; validation and ownership of the reporting rest with your company and its auditor.
What documents do I get for ESG reporting?
Transport and handover documents, records by category and, for secure destruction, a destruction record. They support your own records; reporting remains your company’s responsibility.