What began as worn-out smartphones, old loudspeakers and broken kitchen appliances ended up being transformed into an impressive result. Last year, the Swiss recycling systems Swico and SENS together collected and processed 135,200 tonnes of waste electrical and electronic equipment, an increase of two per cent over the previous year and an average of over 370 tonnes per day. More than half of the total mass consists of metals such as iron, copper and aluminium, which demonstrates the potential of urban mining.
Data as the key to the circular economy
The two recycling systems have made targeted investments in their
Data as the key to the circular economy
The two recycling systems have made targeted investments in their
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