We’re thrilled to announce that TXO is a finalist for the 2025 Connected Britain Sustainability Award! This recognition celebrates the impact we’re making in helping organisations reduce waste, extend asset lifecycles, and adopt more sustainable, circular practices across the technology supply chain.
As telecom operators across the globe accelerate their transition from copper to fibre, the industry faces a critical question: how can we scale fibre networks in a way that’s both cost-effective and sustainable? TXO’s CTO, John Teasdale, joined a panel of global experts in a World Broadband Association (WBBA) webinar to address this challenge.
As the world races ahead with digital innovation, millions remain unconnected. Bridging the digital divide isn’t just a moral imperative, it’s a strategic one. By embedding sustainability into telecom and tech infrastructure, we can drive both environmental progress and digital inclusion.
With TXO’s support, SWB Bus and Rail reclaimed 150 tonnes of copper from 350 km of old cables, enhancing safety and cutting 237 tonnes of CO₂ emissions. The project delivered positive financial results and strengthened SWB’s commitment to sustainable urban mining.
In Scandinavia, telecom operators are leading the charge in combining sustainability with operational efficiency through the circular economy. By embracing practices like asset resale, refurbishment, and smarter inventory management, they’re reducing costs while upgrading networks for the future. Discover how circular strategies are transforming telecom operations in this exciting new era.
We’re excited to share the latest steps in our journey towards enhanced sustainability, quality, and safety. With recent ISO recertifications and a growing global team, we’re continuously learning, improving, and committed to making a positive impact, for our customers and the wider world.
Across rail networks, vast amounts of obsolete equipment and kilometres of copper cables lie unused, but they’re far from worthless. Through urban mining, these retired assets become a powerful resource, unlocking valuable metals like copper, gold, and palladium that are essential to modern technology. This approach not only helps rail operators to save CO2 but also creates new revenue streams that can fund innovation and network upgrades.
In the latest episode of Technology Reseller News, Doug Green speaks with Julia Evans from TXO about the TXO Carbon Calculator – a robust new tool created in collaboration with the Carbon Trust that enables telecom operators to quantify the carbon savings from reusing and recycling network equipment.
Sustainability and net zero are reshaping tech procurement, especially in the French market. Here we’ll share how to stay ahead by anticipating evolving expectations and building more resilient, responsible partnerships.
The global importance of thriving towards a circular economy brought together TXOs global urban mining capabilities with TEQPORTs trusted decommissioning and asset recovery expertise.
Sustainability is more than just an environmental concern for the telecom industry. It’s also a smart business strategy. TXO’s Group Operations Director, Julia Evans, highlights the growing incentive for telcos to embrace the circular economy by recycling and reselling legacy equipment.
“It really is creating the circular economy – and it’s getting bigger and bigger” Julia Evans, Group Operations Director, TXO
