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Stricter e-Waste Regulations: How to Decarbonise IT, Slash Waste

by Peter Oluka
July 15, 2025
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South African businesses face mounting regulatory and financial pressure to curb their environmental footprint.

New requirements under the National Environmental Management: Waste Act now impose heavier penalties on improper disposal, while the expanded carbon tax framework brings Scope 3 emissions – including the full lifecycle impact of IT equipment – into sharp focus.

Qrent, a leading provider of sustainable IT asset management solutions, is helping CIOs and procurement leaders tackle both e-waste and carbon liability without breaking the budget. By combining high-performance, certified carbon-neutral remanufactured devices with end-to-end asset management, the company ensures every rand spent on IT delivers measurable environmental impact.

“The true cost of IT is no longer just about rands and cents,” says Kwirirai Rukowo, managing executive at Qrent. “With tougher e-waste regulations and rising carbon taxes, CIOs need solutions that deliver performance, compliance, and accountability – all in one package.”

Through its exclusive partnership with Circular Computing, Qrent offers remanufactured laptops built to the highest global sustainability standards and backed by third-party carbon-neutral certification.

Each device undergoes a rigorous 360-point quality and emissions assessment, guaranteeing verifiable offsets that CIOs can confidently report in boardrooms.

Qrent’s comprehensive services extend well beyond device procurement:

  • Refurbishment & Rental: Extending asset lifecycles by up to five years, reducing raw-material extraction and e-waste volume.
  • Maintenance & Redeployment: Regular updates and device swaps to maximise uptime and defer end-of-life.
  • Responsible Recycling: When devices are retired, Qrent’s certified partners dismantle and process e-waste in compliance with global best practices, recovering valuable metals and neutralising hazardous substances.

“Smart procurement is now sustainability-led,” Rukowo explains. “Every time a business chooses a Qrent carbon-neutral laptop, they’re cutting e-waste, reducing carbon liability, and supporting the circular economy – without compromising on enterprise-grade performance.”

With Scope 3 emissions now under scrutiny, Qrent’s transparent, data-driven approach helps organisations meet Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) commitments and stay ahead of evolving regulations.

By integrating these solutions into their carbon-reporting frameworks, companies can demonstrate real-world impact – rather than wishful greenwashing.

“We invite forward-thinking businesses to take control of their carbon and e-waste roadmaps. There’s no need to wait for penalties to hit the bottom line,” Rukowo concludes. “The technology and processes exist today – our role is to make them simple, transparent, and cost-effective.”

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