Comcast Targets Coax Cable for Recycling for Environmental Goals

February 14, 2022 EcoVadis EN

Echo Environmental’s technology breaks wires down into raw materials that can be reused and resold, reducing landfill waste.

Comcast has committed to be carbon neutral by 2035 in Scope 1 and 2 emissions across the company’s entire global operations. Recycling the coax cable is a major step step towards addressing scope 3 emissions and Comcast’s broader environment goals. Coaxial cables include multi-layered cords with a steel inner conductor, insulating layer, and conductive shielding, as well as 27 different polymers requiring separation for use in new products.


Read the full article at: www.telecompetitor.com

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