We’re the UK’s first ITAD provider to deliver item-level carbon emissions reporting, helping organisations track, reduce, and report their footprint with data that supports Scope 3 reporting, ESG goals, and net-zero commitments.
Our carbon reporting is designed for NHS, public sector, and corporate ESG teams. We provide accurate Scope 3 emissions data, align with ISO and NHS Evergreen standards, and deliver verifiable insights that strengthen procurement bids, inform strategy, and support Net Zero commitments.
Tonnes CO₂e Tracked
Carbon emissions measured across collection, transport, processing, and reuse.
Items with Verified Data
Each asset logged with item-level emissions reporting for ESG and Scope 3 tracking.
Tonnes Processed Securely
All equipment handled through certified data destruction, reuse, or recycling.
Devices Diverted From Landfill
Positive CO₂e savings calculated using UK Government GHG Conversion Factors (BEIS).
Our carbon reporting supports NHS, public sector, and corporate ESG teams with accurate Scope 3 data and compliance to ISO, NHS Evergreen, and GHG Protocol standards.
We’re accredited to ISO 9001, 14001, and 27001, with AATF status and full WEEE and waste licences. From secure transport to emissions reporting, our processes follow BS EN 15713 for complete traceability and assurance.
Concept Management provides businesses with secure and environmentally responsible sustainable IT recycling solutions designed to help organisations dispose of unwanted technology safely while maximising reuse, recovery, and resource efficiency. Our approach combines secure data destruction, compliant recycling processes, and sustainable practices to help businesses reduce electronic waste and make better use of valuable IT assets. Sustainable IT recycling helps businesses securely dispose of old technology while reducing environmental impact through reuse, refurbishment, and responsible recycling. Concept Management supports organisations with secure, compliant, and environmentally conscious IT asset disposal services.
What happens to your business technology when it reaches the end of its working life? Many organisations replace computers, servers, laptops, and other electronic equipment regularly, but outdated devices can create challenges if they are not managed correctly. Poor IT disposal can lead to:
