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Do Your Bit To Protect
Our Environment - Reduce E-Waste

This Earth Day - we are observing
E-Waste Collection Week!

This Earth Day, Tata Power - India's Largest Integrated Power Company, will take a pledge to help in reducing the E-Waste from our environment.
You can also play your part in preserving our planet.

join the pledge today!

What is E-Waste?

Unwanted, non-working electronic devices are
termed as E-Waste. With advancement in technology, a large number of electronic devices are
becoming obsolete almost on a regular basis. Bulky computers, TV sets,
VCRs, Fax machines, Printers, CD Players top the list. These devices contain
harmful materials such as beryllium, cadmium, mercury and lead which can pose a threat to the environment if not disposed properly.
Besides, the opportunity to recycle these devices would also be lost!

The Basel Convention defines E-Waste as:

"Waste electrical and electronic equipment, whole or in part or
rejects from their manufacturing and repair process, which are
intended to be discarded."

With advancement in technology, a large number of electronic devices are becoming obsolete almost on a regular basis. Bulky computers, TV sets, VCRs, Fax machines, Printers, CD Players top the list. These devices contain harmful materials such as beryllium, cadmium, mercury and lead which can pose a threat to the environment if not disposed properly.
Besides, the opportunity to recycle these devices would also be lost!

Adverse Effects Of E-Waste

  • Toxic materials present in E-waste get mixed with earth, air, water, etc. and cause health issues in human beings, animals and other animates.
  • Oil and Gases present in e-waste, like in compressors and CRT, cause environmental pollution.
  • Batteries contain highly hazardous elements.
  • Burning of rubber and plastic in open area causes air pollution.
  • E-wastes result in wastage of natural resources.

Did you know?

With a little individual effort, you can also join this noble cause aimed at saving the environment by disposing off your E-Wastes!
Come! - Be a part of Tata Power's Clean Up Week.

join the pledge today!

What is Clean Up Week?

3 Million Tons of E-Waste will be generated in India by the end of the year.
Only 5% of this will be discarded responsibly.

We plan to do our bit by reducing some e-waste and spreading awareness.

What can you do to
reduce E-Waste?

  • E-Waste Collection
    Encourage individuals to collect and deposit E-Waste.

  • Extend Support
    Engage citizens and employees to
    extend their support towards
    responsible E-Waste disposal.

  • Spread Awareness
    Call your friends and family to dispose E-Waste in a hassle free manner.

Types of E-Waste

  • Centralized Data Processing -
    Mainframe, Minicomputer, Switch, Router, Power Cords/Cables, Adaptors & Servers (ITEW)

  • Personal Computers -
    CPU, CRT Monitors, LCD Monitors, Mouse, Keyboard, Power Supplies, Cables, Mother Board, NAS, Presenter, RAM, TV Tuner, Desktop (CPU + Monitor), Webcam, Video Converter, Graphic Card, Headset/ Earphone/ Headphone, DVD Writer, Computer Cooling Fans, Hard Disk Drive (ITEW2)

  • Notebook Computers -
    Panel, Keypad, Hard Disk, Chargers, Battery, Laptop (ITEW4)

  • Notepad Computers -
    Tablets & Chargers (ITEW5)

  • Printers -
    Printers (including cartridge) Toner, Cartridge, Adapter, Cables, Boards - Regular Boards - Power Supply (ITEW7)

  • Copying equipment - copies, printer, toner, cartridge, adapter, cables, board - regular board - power supply (ITEW6)

  • Facsimile (Fax Machine) (ITEW10)

  • Cellular Telephones -
    Smartphones without batteries, Feature Phones, Mobile Phones, PCB, Batteries, Chargers, Plastic Items, Handsfree/ Data Cable & Mixed Electronic Components (ITEW15)

The Result?

Diminishing loss of natural resources, environmental damage and health issues.

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