The use of a Green Premium refurbished printer not only reduces waste but also significantly impacts CO₂ emissions, making it an essential component of sustainable business practices. Every printed document, whether in a home office or large corporation, contributes to greenhouse gas emissions due to the production of paper, ink, and the energy required to operate printers.
This ongoing activity adds to global carbon emissions, worsening the challenges posed by climate change. To address these impacts, new EU regulations encourage businesses to adopt refurbished devices as part of a wider strategy to lower carbon emissions. These regulations align with the Carbon Emission Directive, which aims to reduce industries’ environmental impact by promoting sustainable, circular economy practices.
Printing contributes a considerable amount of carbon emissions—not only through the manufacturing and energy consumption of devices but also the disposal of old equipment and consumables. By choosing Green Premium refurbished printers, companies can mitigate these effects. These refurbished machines are restored to a near-new condition, offering performance on par with new devices while significantly reducing the demand for new raw materials and the energy required for production. This approach directly supports EU environmental goals and helps companies meet carbon reduction targets.
Moreover, these regulations encourage businesses to optimise print management and adopt energy-efficient devices. The use of refurbished equipment not only reduces CO₂ emissions but also lowers operating costs, offering a sustainable, cost-effective solution. Incorporating refurbished devices into your company’s printing setup extends equipment lifespan, reduces waste, and supports global efforts to decrease greenhouse gas emissions. These measures enable businesses to meet both regulatory and corporate responsibility targets, leading the way in sustainable practices.