Digital Devices Environment Working Group
Our Digital Devices Environment Working Group is for techUK members responsible for the environmental management of digital devices sold on the UK market. The group focuses on the circular economy (reuse, remanufacture and repair of devices), eco-design, energy labelling, and the sound management of devices once they become waste.
The group is for manufacturers only. Request access and we’ll get back to you.
Craig MelsonAssociate Director - Climate, Environment and SustainabilitytechUK
Elisabeth SullivanSustainability Policy ManagertechUK
Lucas BanachProgramme AssistanttechUK
- Ben StorerCircular Economy ManagerSamsung Electronics (UK) Ltd
- Jonathan PerryEnvironmental Affairs ConsultantDell Corporation Ltd
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