Founded in 2011 as a small operation in Freehold, New Jersey, GoGreen Power is known for building sustainability into everyday consumer electronics. Its free recycling program accepts any GoGreen product at no cost, giving the company an unusual way to extend its environmental mission beyond the sale.
eLot Recycling IncFounded in 2007, Glenmont-based eLot Recycling Inc. handles the recycling, de-manufacturing and refurbishing of computers and electronics, along with regulated waste streams such as batteries and mercury-containing lighting. The locally owned and operated company serves organizations across the Northeast with pickup, secure data destruction and compliance-focused recycling programs. eLot is NYSDEC registered and RIOS certified, with data destruction described as HIPAA compliant and meeting Department of Defense standards.ALBANY, NY
EWASTE+Since 1995, EWASTE+ has built its reputation around accountable electronics recycling for organizations that need retired technology handled securely and responsibly. Its Victor headquarters is a 103,000-square-foot certified production facility serving customers such as schools, hospitals, government agencies and businesses across the Northeast. R2v3, RIOS™ and NAID AAA certifications underpin its chain-of-custody and data-security practices.ROCHESTER, NY
BuySPRYSince 2009, Gaithersburg-based BuySPRY has refurbished and sold electronic devices through its online storefronts and major marketplaces. Its in-house team uses automated testing, Phonecheck inspections and double quality control to return pre-owned phones, tablets and computers to reliable working condition. BuySPRY says it has sold more than one million refurbished devices, with 150-plus employees and five global distribution centers, while keeping electronic waste out of landfills.GAITHERSBURG, MD
Kurtz Bros., IncA family-tradition Ohio company since 1948, Kurtz Bros., Inc. is known for treating environmental responsibility as practical work rather than a slogan. It serves homeowners, landscape professionals and public-sector customers through beneficial-reuse operations, including the recycling of more than 350,000 cubic yards of construction and demolition debris each year.INDEPENDENCE, OH