Podcasts about Remanufacturing

In a world where sustainability is discussed ever more frequently, for good or bad, print vendors believe that remanufactured devices are critical moving forward—and we agree. Here, in short time but great detail, Keypoint Intelligence's David Sweetnam and Carl Schell discuss a new certification program around reman devices as well as device series, along with why the time is right for this level of testing.

In today's episode Allen Schaeffer, executive director at Engine Technology Forum joins us to talk about how engine remanufacturing works, including the benefits to manufacturers and suppliers. We also highlight an upcoming webinar that dives deeper into the subject. Follow the Truck Tech Podcast Other FreightWaves Shows Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Mayhew and Kris Alvarez, Keypoint Intelligence's Cartridge Analysts Ruminating about Toner and Supplies (CARTS) team, are joined by guest host Carl Schell to continue digging into the weighty topic of sustainability. After discussing the environmental impact of the print industry, particularly with e-waste, the trio share thoughts on those “re” words (remanufacturing, reuse, etc.), consumer responsibility, and way more—it's Global Recycling Day, be green.

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In this episode of the Fully Charged Show Podcast, Robert Llewellyn sits down with Jess Bala, Managing Director of General Motors Australia & New Zealand, to explore the future of EVs, Cadillac's debut in Australia, and the country's rapidly evolving automotive landscape. Robert and Jess also discuss what's driving Australia's electric vehicle adoption, including the country's new vehicle efficiency standards, the surging EV adoption rates and how General Motors is adapting to this transformation. Jess shares insights on GM's direct-to-consumer sales model, the launch of the Cadillac Lyriq, the company's long standing history in electric vehicles, and what's next for GM Down Under. Enjoy!   Watch the episode here! https://youtu.be/KZnogRh66yI 00:00 - Welcome to the Fully Charged Show Podcast!  02:37 - Interview with General Motors ANZ CEO Jess Bala  06:37 - Remanufacturing in Australia  07:46 - The arrival of the Cadillac Lyriq and GM's EV strategy  11:20 - Direct-to-Consumer EV Sales Model Explained  13:30 - The Chinese EV Boom & Its Global Impact  16:51 - Designing an electric Cadillac  19:33 - Women in the Automotive Industry  24:17 - How long does it take?!  25:36 - Very Very Fast Charging  27:33 - A didgeridoo??!  30:29 - Wrap-Up & Final Thoughts     Why not come and join us at our next Everything Electric expo: https://everythingelectric.show Check out our youtube channels: https://www.youtube.com/@fullychargedshow https://www.youtube.com/@EverythingElectricShow Why are our episodes now sponsored? https://fullycharged.show/blog/dan-caesar-on-x-insta-youtube-and-why-we-made-a-contro[…]s-on-fully-charged-everything-electric-electric-vehicles-uk/ Support our StopBurningStuff campaign: https://www.patreon.com/STOPBurningStuff Become a Fully Charged SHOW Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fullychargedshow Become a YouTube member: use JOIN button above Buy the Fully Charged Guide to Electric Vehicles & Clean Energy : https://buff.ly/2GybGt0 Subscribe for episode alerts and the Fully Charged newsletter: https://fullycharged.show/zap-sign-up/ Visit: https://FullyCharged.Show Find us on X: https://x.com/Everyth1ngElec Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/fullychargedshow To partner, exhibit or sponsor at our award-winning expos email: commercial@fullycharged.show Everything Electric AUSTRALIA NSW - Sydney Showground - 7th, 8th & 9th March 2025 Everything Electric LONDON (UK) - ExCel - 16th, 17th & 18th April 2025 Everything Electric CANADA - Vancouver Convention Center - 5th, 6th & 7th September 2025 Everything Electric SOUTH (UK) - Farnborough International - 10th, 11th & 12th October 2025 Everything Electric AUSTRALIA VIC  - 14th, 15th & 16th November 2025

Peter Mayhew and Kris Alvarez, Keypoint Intelligence's Cartridge Analysts Ruminating About Toner and Supplies (CARTS) team, discuss new forecasts for the document imaging supplies market and their perspectives on the implications of forthcoming European Industry Regulation. Along with related topics like changes to ecolabels as well as standardized test methods, they also dive into politics and their thoughts on turkey and cornbread.

A few weeks ago, Brother announced it was the first print OEM to begin the remanufacturing of inkjet cartridges. To find out more, OPI Talk spoke with Craig McCubbin, Managing Director of Brother Industries UK, who is responsible for the company's Recycling Technology Centre in the town of Wrexham in north Wales.   Episode recorded and edited by Andy Braithwaite Music by: Extreme Energy by MusicToday80: https://soundcloud.com/musictoday80/r... Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg

We've heard of lean manufacturing, batch manufacturing, sustainable manufacturing, but what about remanufacturing? This week, Tech Mahindra's Manish Giniwala joins us to uncover the challenges and opportunities in reviving used products, the impact on supply chains, and the intersection of sustainability, circularity, and profitability. Come join us as we discuss the Future of Supply Chain.

Nous avons le plaisir de recevoir sur l'émission Patrice Kefalas et Hacer Us, respectivement Directeur de l'innovation et des partenariats chez Michelin, et Partenaire d'initiatives au sein du Michelin Innovation LAB (MIL), spécialiste de la redirection écologique. Dans cet épisode, nous explorons comment Michelin, emblème de l'industrie française, se réinvente au quotidien en disruptant ses propres modèles afin de faire émerger un avenir durable pour le pneu et au-delà du pneu. Une immersion au cœur du Michelin Innovation Lab (MIL) pour comprendre comment l'intrapreneuriat et l'exploration peuvent permettent l'émergence d'initiatives pionnières en matière de soutenabilité et de prise en compte du vivant. Ces discussions passionnantes approfondissent les concepts de soutenabilité forte, l'importance de la matérialité dans les projets, et les défis que représentent le passage à l'échelle de ces modèles d'affaires soutenables à l'ère de l'Anthropocène. Une conversation inspirante qui redéfinit l'innovation pour un impact positif sur notre planète, y compris dans les industries les plus historiques !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Send us a Text Message.Episode 326: We start this episode discussing the essential phases of remanufacturing—including disassembly, thorough cleaning, failure analysis, reassembly, and testing—and reveal how you can apply these steps to identify and resolve issues in your heavy-duty parts business.Our featured guest is Joe Kripli, President of APRA, the Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association. He explains that reman has always been part of the history of heavy-duty and there will be even more need for it in the future. We also discuss the importance of right-to-repair legislation and the environmental benefits of not sending your cores to the landfill.Show Notes: Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com for complete show notes of this episode and to subscribe to all our content.Sponsors of this EpisodeHeavy Duty Consulting Corporation: Find out how many “fault codes” your heavy-duty parts business has. Meet with us today. Visit HeavyDutyConsulting.comHengst Filtration: There's a new premium filter option for fleets. If you're responsible for a fleet, you won't believe how much using Hengst filters will save you. But you've got to go to HeavyDutyPartsReport.com/Hengst to find out how much.Diesel Laptops: Diesel Laptops is so much more than just a provider of diagnostic tools. They're your shop efficiency solution company. Learn more about everything Diesel Laptops can do for you today by visiting DieselLaptops.com today.HDA Truck Pride: They're the heart of the independent parts and service channel. They have 750 parts stores and 450 service centers conveniently located across the US and Canada. Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com/HDATruckPride today to find a location near you.Disclaimer: This content and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, The Heavy Duty Parts Report may receive a commission.  Sign up for our weekly email so you never miss out on an episode: Follow the Show

♻️ Michel Peran, Responsable Service Après-Vente chez Bosch Rexroth, nous explique pourquoi les industriels envisagent d'utiliser des produits reconditionnés en provenance d'autres usines que les leurs, et comment les fabricants de produits d'automatisation répondent à cette demande.Un podcast résolument positif qui nous montre comment l'économie circulaire s'invite dans les services de maintenance pour répondre au besoin de performance industrielle avec plus de conscience écologique.Découvrez tous nos podcasts, livres blancs, webinars... sur expertise.boschrexroth.frContenu proposé par Bosch Rexroth France. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dans cet épisode, Juliette Tessier, consultante chez OPEO, et Soéli Mennuni, ingénieure écolo-engagée, discutent de l'impact et des stratégies de l'économie circulaire à travers leurs expériences en industries variées, de l'automobile à la télémédecine. Elles partagent leur expérience en matière de transformation des modèles de consommation, ainsi que les défis de transition qu'elles accompagnent au sein des entreprises, tout en soulignant la nécessité d'engager des alliés et d'innover prudemment. Juliette et Soéli explorent dans cet épisode comment sensibiliser les dirigeant.e.s et les organisations à l'économie circulaire, en mettant l'accent sur l'expérimentation et l'apprentissage itératif pour réussir l'implémentation de ses principes. Un dialogue passionnant qui révèle comment l'industrie peut évoluer vers un futur plus durable.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Circularity has become a major theme for businesses of all shapes and sizes. The circular economy encompasses new business models, materials and products, repair, remanufacturing, reuse, recycling, and innovation. The GreenBiz circularity conference brings together circular economy professionals to advance the transition to a more circular economy. The conference covers various sectors and activities related to circularity, with sessions in different formats, including tutorials, workshops, panels, and networking opportunities. To accelerate the circular economy, companies should integrate circularity into everyone's performance metrics and be willing to try new initiatives. It is important to celebrate small wins and learn from challenges.TakeawaysCircularity has become a major theme for businesses of all sizesThe circular economy encompasses new business models, materials and products, repair, remanufacturing, reuse, recycling, and innovationThe GreenBiz circularity conference brings together circular economy professionals to advance the transition to a more circular economyThe conference covers various sectors and activities related to circularity, with sessions in different formatsTo accelerate the circular economy, companies should integrate circularity into everyone's performance metrics and be willing to try new initiativesIt is important to celebrate small wins and learn from challengesThanks for listening! If you like our podcasts, please leave us a review on Spotify or Apple or wherever you get your podcasts from. Want to be a guest on The Circular Future podcast? Email Sanjay Trivedi at strivedi@quantumlifecycle.com Listen on: https://quantumlifecycle.com/podcast Follow us on LinkedIn | Facebook

Si chiama remanufacturing (ri-fabbricazione) ed è un concetto di economia circolare che va oltre il riciclo dei materiali e abbraccia quello delle funzioni. Questo significa che se, per esempio, un componente è ancora in grado di svolgere la sua funzione in maniera corretta, è meglio riciclare il componente all’interno di un altro macchinario piuttosto che i materiali di cui è fatto. Non sono molte le industrie che lavorano su questo paradigma, che tuttavia non solo rappresenta una benedizione per l’ambiente (tra ri-fabbricazione e riciclo, i risparmi di energia e materiali possono facilmente superare il 90%) ma anche una grande opportunità di business per coloro che riescono a riorientare i propri prodotti e servizi in questa direzione. Parliamo di qualcosa che robotica, dati e intelligenza artificiale promettono di rendere sempre più semplice dal punto di vista operativo. A Milano si è svolto il summit mondiale del remanufacturing (WRS), che vi raccontiamo in questa puntata e nell’appuntamento in Podcast con Smart City XL di domani. Ce ne parla Marcello Colledani, professore di Tecnologia Meccanica e di De-manufacturing al Politecnico di Milano e Chairman del WRS.

Vous savez comment ça se passe : quand on se prépare à recevoir un invité, et bien on fait des recherches sur Internet. Lorsque j'ai tapé le nom de notre invité sur mon clavier, mon moteur de recherche m'a affiché sans détour : « Xavier Piechaczyk : homme d'affaires ». Il s'avère que cette description est un peu réductrice, notre invité étant ni plus, ni moins qu'une figure emblématique dans le monde de l'énergie en France. Il est aujourd'hui à la tête du Réseau de Transport d'Électricité, RTE, il joue un rôle clé dans la transition énergétique du pays. Depuis ses années sur les bancs de Sciences Po et des Ponts et Chaussées, sa carrière impressionnante l'a mené du Ministère de l'Environnement aux conseils des plus hautes instances de l'État français. Aujourd'hui, il est avec nous pour parler d'enjeux énergétiques contemporains, d'innovation dans le secteur électrique, et d'industrie circulaire, thème phare de cette émission. Très heureux de l'accueillir en studio avec nous aujourd'hui, aux côtés de Grégory Richa, co-fondateur de Circular4Good et Directeur associé au sein d'OPEO.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this episode, Fabien Cros dive into the world of remanufacturing with expert Ron Giuntini, exploring its underestimated potential in revolutionizing industries and contributing to sustainability. Ron unveils how remanufacturing, a century-old practice, remains largely untapped and misunderstood, despite its proven profitability and environmental benefits. From the U.S. military to leading industries embracing this model, we discuss the challenges, opportunities, and the critical role of remanufacturing in shaping a sustainable future. Join us as we uncover the untapped goldmine of remanufacturing, merging past practices with futuristic innovation.****The PricingForThePlanet podcast delves into the fusion of business and sustainability, highlighting profitable and sustainable business models. For us, the only path to amplifying sustainability is by framing it as a driving force and facilitator for business. Tune in for insights on how businesses can thrive while being eco-friendly.****Join our free PricingForThePlanet bi-weekly digest on Monetizing and Pricing Sustainability: https://www.pricingfortheplanet.com/weeklydigest Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pour ce septième épisode, nous avons le privilège d'accueillir une invitée dont le parcours est un modèle d'engagement envers une industrie plus durable. On comprend, lorsque l'on s'intéresse de plus près à son parcours et à ses interventions publiques, que sa vision des industries manufacturières a été influencée par une carrière pluridisciplinaire, colorée de diversité. Elle dépeint l'industrie comme un écosystème interconnecté, où préservation du vivant et réussite des entreprises doivent apprendre à cohabiter, à être complémentaires. La conscience écologique et l'engagement envers la transition environnementale ont été des fils conducteurs depuis le début de sa carrière. De son rôle de consultante chez Carbone 4 à sa direction stratégique de Schneider Electric, Esther Finidori a insufflé son expertise dans la transformation des entreprises vers la décarbonation et l'adaptation au changement climatique. Comment les entreprises peuvent-elles s'adapter et opérer dans un monde aux ressources finies ? Comment peuvent-elles répondre à la magnitude de l'urgence climatique dont on parle tant ? Notre invitée a accepté aujourd'hui de répondre à ces questions cruciales, sous le spectre de l'industrie circulaire, thème de cette émission, aux côtés d'Aurélien Gohier et Grégory Richa, co-fondateurs du mouvement Circular4Good.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Stellantis thinks it can make millions by remanufacturing old car parts. WWJ's John McElroy has more.

If you want to cut costs and reduce your impact on the environment, Laser Solutions Inc. (+1-716-434-3360) has you covered with its printer cartridge remanufacturing service! Learn more at: https://lasersolutionsinc.com/ Laser Solutions Inc. City: Lockport Address: 6700 Lincoln Avenue Website https://lasersolutionsinc.com/ Phone +1 716 434 3360 Email laserjohn1@aol.com

Laser Solutions Inc, available at +1-716-434-3360, helps you save money, reduce waste, and streamline your business operations with printer repair and cartridge remanufacturing! Learn more at https://lasersolutionsinc.com/ Laser Solutions Inc. City: Lockport Address: 6700 Lincoln Avenue Website https://lasersolutionsinc.com/ Phone +1 716 434 3360 Email laserjohn1@aol.com

Like most ICE vehicle components out there, EV components – everything from batteries to inverters – have a shelf life. When the end of life arrives, in some cases the best thing to do might be to recycle that component down to its raw materials. However, many of these EV components that are failing or degrading over time can be sustainably remanufactured to either extend their life or give them an entirely new life.TerrePower, a division of BBB Industries, takes this approach, with the goal of keeping EVs on the road as long as possible by taking a used EV part and sustainably manufacturing it for a new life, thereby avoiding recycling and disposal."When you think of sustainable manufacturing – we'll use an EV battery for example – your goal is to use as much of that part as possible. So if you look at a battery, you've got the battery pack. Within that pack are modules, and within those modules are cells. If a cell has an issue, we can look at the cell level and identify what that component failure is, fix it, we identify that issue," says Stephen Albert, director of business development and global EV product strategy for TerrePower at BBB Industries. "From there, we can increase the performance for the module that goes back into the pack that goes into the vehicle."On this episode of The Amped EV Podcast, Albert helps us understand the perks of sustainable manufacturing, and explains how the process can bring a failing EV battery back into the market so it's functioning a full power again, or in some cases, functioning even better than when it was new.The Buzz: www.thebuzzevnews.comAutel Energy: www.autelenergy.com

Welcome to our new episode of HappyPorch Radio! In episode 9 our host engages in a captivating conversation with Vivian Shi, a Senior Managing Consultant at Oakdene Hollins, a UK-based circular economy consultancy specialising in sustainable practices.  The consultancy, despite being a small team, works with a wide array of private and public clients and sectors and have recently expanded their work to collaborate with trade associations, supporting entire sectors in aligning with sustainability agendas, implementing circularity and achieving net zero emissions.  Vivian discusses her personal journey from a material science and engineering background into sustainability and the circular economy, emphasising the importance of using technical skills to address complex sustainability challenges. She also mentions the increasing focus on biodiversity and planetary boundaries in the context of circular economy.  .Tune into this episode and learn more about how Oakdene Hollins work with clients to assess materials and drive changes in supply chains, product design and other areas!  

At the helm of one of the automotive aftermarket's leading remanufacturing firms, GB Remanufacturing President and CEO Michael Kitching says he's proud to see remanufacturing getting the attention it deserves as a key player in the growing sustainability conversations taking place today. GB Remanufacturing was founded by Mike and his father Bill Kitching in 1986. The company remanufactures and distributes premium gasoline and diesel fuel system related products to its customers around the world and is based in Long Beach, California. “Remanufacturing is the ultimate environmentally friendly type of business,” said Kitching. “We take units that are previously deemed either defective or just used and remanufacture that to OEM specs or better sometimes. It saves the environment, it saves the consumer a lot of money, so yeah, we're proud to be in this industry.” Kitching recently joined Babcox Media CEO Bill Babcox in the AMN Drivetime podcast studio to talk about changes in the industry, the story of building a family owned and operated business and much more. During the interview, Bill and Mike talk about: 0:10: A bit of history about the family business, what the “GB” in the company name stands for and why 01:37 What Mike originally set out to do as a career before joining the family business 03:42 The renewed interest in reman today as a key element of sustainability efforts 06:48 The importance of keeping GB Remanufacturing jobs in the U.S. 08:40 Other critical industry and business issues the company is watching closely right now 11:55 Mike's diehard love of the Long Beach Grand Prix and how that got started 14:30 Mike's favorite hobbies (skiing and golfing) and where he enjoys them 16:59 The ever-popular Lightning Round AMN Drivetime is sponsored by AISIN.

The Karma School of Business is joined by Bain and Company Global Head of Performance and Improvement, Harnan Saenz to take a deep dive on the future of the economy as it relates to sustainability, viewed through the lens of private equity. The conversation topics include:  2:30 "Remanufacturing" and forces applying pressure to traditional operations 5:21 What is the circular economy? 13:13 The current policies set up by the government related to the circular economy 16:03 Barriers to a circular economy 25:21 How can tech be leveraged to support the circular economy? 27:13 Measuring progress toward circularity 29:25 The role of private equity in promoting circularity 30:28 Incorporating circular principles into investment strategies 33:01 Investment opportunities and most promising sectors 35:46 Challenges a PE firm might face when investing in a circular economy 37:13 How can firms work with portcos to improve sustainability? 39:39 How PE can collaborate with governments and other stakeholders to promote the circular economy

Trail EAffect Episode 99 Graeme McLean the Head of Developing Mountain Biking in Scotland Graeme McLean Backstory Why Scotland has embraced mountain biking so much Land Reform / Land Reform Act in Scotland Purpose Built Trail Networks / Trail Centres Directional Trails in Scotland 4 Pillars: Trails, Health, Destinations, and Innovation The siding scale of trail sustainability Health – Specifically Mental Health and Mountain Biking Recovery Video on Mental Health Destinations – Tourism side of mountain biking in Scotland Innovation – Working with product companies within the Bike Industry Industry in Scotland and having the ability to test products in central locations Reshoring, Remanufacturing, and building products in Scotland Recent Events Scottish Mountain Bike Conference Scottish Mountain Bike Awards 2022 What Graeme prefers to do when going mountain biking Closing Comments Developing Mountain Biking in Scotland Podcast Links: Developing Mountain Biking in Scotland: https://dmbins.com/ Recovery Video: https://youtu.be/XFD335d-4HE DMBinS YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@dmbina DMBinS National Strategy Video: https://vimeo.com/355703842 Forestry and Land in Scotland: https://forestryandland.gov.scot/visit/activities/mountain-biking   This Podcast has been edited and produced by Evolution Trail Services Trail EAffect Show Links: Evolution Trail Services: www.evotrails.com Contact Josh at evolutiontrails@gmail.com Support Trail EAffect through donations at: https://www.patreon.com/traileaffect You can also reach out and donate via PayPal or other means if you feel so inclined to do so.  

Medical imaging equipment companies share some underlying policy goals with the broader medtech sector. But the realities of capital equipment intended primarily for diagnostic or screening applications also raise special considerations. We spoke to Patrick Hope, executive director of the Medical Imaging and Technology Alliance about the recently inked FDA user fee agreement, MITA's legislative priorities for equipment servicing and cybersecurity, and the perspective of the imaging industry after two years in the pandemic. Read more about the topics discussed: • 7 User Fee Riders to Watch: From Cybersecurity to Remanufacturing to Payor Comms https://bit.ly/3OogYFV • FDA Tries to Draw a Line on What Constitutes Regulated Remanufacturing https://bit.ly/3OntTrA • FDA Targets Medtech Cybersecurity: An Interview with Kevin Fu, the First Device Cyber Czar https://bit.ly/3xtDQ0k View the latest issue of Market Pathways: https://bit.ly/3M4gsLc View more podcast episodes: https://bit.ly/3vgFTlT About Market Pathways Your premium guide to global medical device regulation, reimbursement and policy. Market Pathways delivers incomparable intelligence exploring the people, challenges, and opportunities impacting the global medtech regulatory and reimbursement community. View the latest issue of Market Pathways on MyStrategist.com

OPI Talk speaks with Tricia Judge, a leading authority on remanufacturing in the imaging supplies industry. 14 April 2022 is Global Reman Day, a worldwide initiative to promote and raise awareness of the remanufacturing industry across many sectors – including imaging equipment and consumables. To mark this occasion, the guest on this episode of OPI Talk is Tricia Judge, Executive Director of the International Imaging Technology Council. Tricia is a globally recognised authority in the imaging supplies channel and a strong advocate of remanufacturing. Topics covered include the state of the remanufacturing industry, pressures from OEMs and newbuild cartridge producers, and environmental issues.   Episode recorded and edited by Andy Braithwaite Music by: Extreme Energy by MusicToday80: https://soundcloud.com/musictoday80/r... Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg

Episode 175: Remanufacturing is great for the environment, employs hundreds of thousands of people, and contributes billions of dollars to the economy. This week we celebrate remanufacturing. Show Notes: Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com for complete show notes of this episode and to subscribe to all our content. Disclaimer: This content and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, The Heavy-Duty Parts Report may receive a small commission. Sponsors of this Episode: Want to look up parts but don't have a part number or the VIN? Download Diesel Parts for free on Desktop or on your Apple or Android device. Looking for high-quality fuel injection for heavy-duty applications? Visit AMBACInternational.com/AftermarketSpecial Offer: Are you looking to purchase heavy-duty parts and get your commercial vehicle repaired? Get access to one of HDA Truck Pride's 750 locations across the United States and Canada. Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com/BuyParts.

Welcome to Repair Month! Each month this year we are highlighting one of the solutions we can bring to the table to help you and your team. This month we are highlighting our repair services and the quality we provide. Additional Resources:Remanufacturing and Repair resource page on the TRC websiteView this month's webinar recording on Repair here (this will be from the Wednesday 2/15 TechTalk, so I don't have the link yet)Contact the TRC Automation team here

Don't forget to check out our free circular economy resources including:The Circular Sectors Navigator E-BookLinkedin Group: Getting in the Loop PodcastResources and links discussed in this episode are available at gettinginthelooppodcast.com.  ABOUT TODAY'S EPISODEIn today's episode, we're talking all things about reuse of electronics. Sebastian Holmström explains how Inrego's electronics refurbishment business model works. We discuss the Swedish Government's Circular Economy Delegation where Sebastian is the chairman of an expert group on reuse and Sebastian shares several ‘pre-conditions' he believes necessary to encourage reuse at a large scale.  ABOUT TODAY'S GUESTSebastian Holmström is Circular Strategy Lead at Inrego. Before joining Inrego, Sebastian worked to reduce littering in Sweden at Keep Sweden Clean. Sebastian is also a board member of the Swedish circular economy platform Cradlenet.  

Remanufacturing or refurbishing may be familiar among the industry players but not among the consumers!It is a process of transforming end-of-life (EOL) product into a product with as good as new condition.Under the National Automotive Policy (NAP) 2020, remanufacturing has been introduced as one of the elements under the strategy of Safety, Environment and Consumerism. But how does it works? That's why we have our Senior Manager in Strategy & Policy Development from MARii, Ts. Siti Maisarah to explain more about it.KEY TAKEAWAYS:01:29 - How sustain the auto industry in Malaysia?02:19 - In 2030, 70% of recycling in the auto industry will be seen02:40 - The term of remanufacturing03:52 - Can all parts and components be remanufactured? NO! 05:00 - Standardized process for remanufacturing07:25 - 4R2S - the first Malaysian standard introduced to the world09:16 - RM10 billion to target for export of remanufactured parts by 203011:00 - Role of MARii championing local companies in remanufacturing12:32 - Transform the talent with certification13:45 - 11 companies actively involved in remanufacturing industry15:50 - Myth debunked about remanufacturing

In today's episode we bring to you an example from South Africa that is --> Barloworld The idea of remanufacturing seems promising if you are on a quest to find answers through Circular Economy. In case some of you are hearing the term for the first time, remanufacturing forms a significant part of the circular economy. It involves process something like this- Once the component arrives to the facility, it is disassemble it completely and do an inspection on the component. We determine what parts need to be replaced with new and which parts can be refurbished and reused again. Parts then go through a process of cleaning, refurbishment, and then reassembly. After reassembly, the components are tested, painted, and then it's good-to-go back to the machine like new. Remanufactured products should not be understood as “used,” “refurbished,” “repaired” or “reused.” It's as good as brand new product. If done right, remanufacturing offered economic benefits of reduced costs of goods sold, reduced prices to the customer, supply risk mitigation and stronger relationships in the value chain. It is fascinating to see how leading Original Equipment Manufacturers around the world have taken to remanufacturing as a way to get started on their journey in a circular economy. But while remanufacturing sounds good in theory, it is challenging to implement it leave alone scale up the operations. To have strong remanufacturing process, an organisation needs to ensure set reverse logistics processes, along with strong business model that takes care of existing customers during the buy-back process. That's where Barloword captured my attention, because they have made this challenging idea possible through a fabulous implementation. Barloword is a South African industrial conglomerate, with the second-largest Caterpillar equipment remanufacturing plant in the world. Barloworld developed a 30,000 square meter facility: 20,000 square meters are for the rebuilding of components and the remainder, 10,000, is for warehousing purposes. Isn't that fascinating. In addition to new and Cat Certified Used equipment offerings, the Barloword Equipment Cat Rental Store provides innovative off balance sheet facilities. This enables customers to rent Cat machines for periods ranging up to two years, with end-of-contract purchase options made available. So this part of their business makes a seamless blend of remanufacturing along with offering product-as-a-service. Tune into the episode to learn more; Follow our page- (Circular Business Podcast | The Circular Collective) * Keep the conversation on by commenting on our posts on social media- LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter * Please rate and review us wherever you listen to your podcast! Keywords : What is a circular economy? ; Circular Economy Podcast ; Circular Business Models ; Circular Design --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/circular-business-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/circular-business-podcast/support

Growing up in the blue-collar region of Northeast Ohio, Brian Edwards might not have guessed where his professional career, including becoming a Caterpillar Vice President, would take him. Yet, as he watched and listened to key people in his life, and experienced life lessons that were taught in "Steel Valley," Edwards now realizes it was preparing him for the years ahead. Edwards talks about his professional odyssey, eventually putting him in the top leadership role in Caterpillar's Remanufacturing Division.

Rob Shear, GM of SRC Lexington, shares his West Point background and how he made the shift from top-down management to being the leader of a Great Game of Business championship company.

Episode 89: In this episode, we discuss the benefits of remanufacturing, and Vaughn Henson, the Director of Business Development for CNH Industrial Reman, who also serves as the Chairman of the Remanufacturing Industries Council (RIC), talks about the history of remanufacturing, the impact on our economy today, and the role remanufacturing plays in being sustainable. Show Notes Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com for complete show notes of this episode and to subscribe to all our content. Disclaimer: This content and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, The Heavy-Duty Parts Report may receive a small commission. Apply for the SAP Truck and Auto Parts Regional Sales Manager Position: SAPCorp.net/apply Look up heavy-duty parts without a VIN: https://parts.diesellaptops.com/

We-re diving deep into the process of remanufacturing a compressor. Camron was feeling a bit sickly, but don't worry it wasn't the 'rona'. Ulises tells us about the yuge Fieldpiece clamps, Chad fixes an ice machine, and Ruben waits for the electricity to get hooked up. Go visit National Compressor on Instagram, Facebook, and youtube. Also, give us a rating and leave us a comment. We would love to hear what yall think. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hvacradio1/support

In this episode, we will discuss how the circular economy can tackle large scale global challenges. We’ll hear from Nigel Topping, the UK Government’s COP26 High-Level Climate Action Champion, and share examples of circular economy investment opportunities across transport, buildings and much more.Thank you for listening to this podcast. This show was recorded and streamed live on our YouTube channel and social networks on the 29th of September 2020. We are pleased to offer the episode repackaged as a podcast for you to enjoy. To read more about our work on Covid-19 and economic recovery, visit: https://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/our-work/activities/covid-19The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is a UK charity working on business, learning, insights & analysis, and communications to accelerate the transition towards the circular economy. Find out more about our work here: www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org-Follow us online on these channels: Instagram: www.instagram.com/ellenmacarthurfoundation/Facebook: www.facebook.com/EllenMacArthurFoundation/LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ellen-macarthur-foundation/YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/made2bemadeagainWebsite: www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.orgFundación Ellen MacArthur (ES): https://www.facebook.com/FundacionEll...Fundação Ellen MacArthur (PT): https://www.facebook.com/FundacaoElle... 

In part 4 of our Asset Management series, Brad Freeman is joined by Rich Haugg of Rockwell Automation to discuss Repair and Remanufacturing services, focusing on both quality and cost savings.Resources:Remanufacturing Services informationRemanufacturing Overview VideoTRC Technical and Support Team Contact InfoCredits:Episode Producer and Host… Brad FreemanGuest Panelist… Rich Haugg, Rockwell AutomationPost Production… Brad FreemanLooking for more information?Contact your local automation specialist or account manager at The Reynolds Company to discuss your automation applications. Find your specialist.The TRC Talks podcast features conversations with the specialists from The Reynolds Company, a Rockwell Automation authorized distributor. Each episode brings on a new topic and guest to explore the evolving landscape of industrial automation, controls and power distribution. Listen and subscribe to our new podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Play Music, Stitcher, Pocket Cast, and more.

Neal Sherman is the founder and President of TAGeX Brands, a global firm that creates marketplaces for surplus equipment, inventory, and other assets. With a sound foundation in the food industry, TAGeX has expanded into other sectors and focuses on generating return on assets and reducing waste. TAGeX Brands connects buyers and sellers in a common marketplace. The industries served include retailers, restaurants, grocery chains, manufacturers, distributors and convenience stores. ​ For over thirty years, TAGeX and its affiliated firms have helped clients deal with the challenges of growth, transition, and decline. Serving up to 35,000 locations per year, TAGeX has been a pioneer in the outsourcing of equipment and facility transitions. The firm boasts a multitude of sales channels that serve clients and customers across the nation. After years of growth and the need for a larger facility, TAGeX Brands relocated its operations from the Washington D.C. area to the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate New York, near Sherman’s hometown of Geneva. This move was prompted by his role in the development of a 1,000-acre portion of the former Seneca Army depot. ​ Sherman is a committed member of the Young Presidents Organization, with 20,000 members in 300 Chapters in 100 Countries. He has served in a number of roles for the group including Chapter Chair of the Empire Chapter in Rochester, New York, home of YPO Founder Ray Hickok. Neal chaired the Miami YPO/WPO Global Leadership Conference. In 2017, Neal was inducted into the Fellows Program at the Culinary Institute of America, which is widely recognized as the world’s premier culinary college with an industry-wide reputation for excellence and more than 49,000 alumni. ​ Sherman was appointed to the founding Executive Board of the Remanufacturing Industries Council (RIC). The RIC serves as the industry advocate for all sectors engaged in Remanufacturing, a market valued at over $100 billion, employing over 500,000 people. ​ Among a variety of charitable pursuits has been a life-long commitment to cancer causes and disadvantaged youth. Sherman has been honored by a number of organizations including Young Women’s College Preparatory School of Rochester, The Center for Youth, and New Leadership for Israel Bonds. His unique experience and perspective on the restaurant and broader business environment has been sought by the media, business leaders, and government officials. He has provided his perspective and analysis to a range of media outlets including the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, USA Today, The New York Times, Nation’s Restaurant News, Franchise Times, and the Restaurant Finance Monitor. Sherman has also spoken at a number of industry conferences. Sherman has a BA in Government from The American University in Washington, D.C., studied Economics at the University of London and received a Masters of Business Administration from New York University. He has been a frequent lecturer on college campuses and an adjunct Professor of Marketing at Columbia Union College. ​ Neal has been married for over thirty years to his wife Pam, a lawyer, actress, syndicated columnist, and global speaker (www.ThePamSherman.com). They have launched two children in the world and live in Rochester, New York. On our podcast, we are joined by Neal Sherman, the founder and President of TAGeX Brands. In our discussion, Neal shares his perspective on the hospitality and food industries amidst the global crisis. He talks about what it will look like when we come out on the other side, and what strategies we can use to thrive during this crisis. What You Will Learn in This Episode: Neal’s perspective on the hospitality and food industries amidst the global crisis What the pandemic has done to the restaurant and hospitality industries, and what it will look like when we come out on the other side Strategies that businesses in the hospitality and restaurant industries can use to thrive during this crisis How restaurants are adapting to the limitations of lockdown Some of the initial rollout contingencies we are seeing in Texas, and how restaurants are navigating them How these changes are forcing us to reinvent the restaurant experience How Neal helps businesses monetize what they aren’t using Restaurants in Distress Neal Sherman is the founder and President of TAGeX Brands, a global firm that handles all aspects of facility closure and equipment liquidation in the food industry. TAGeX is a mediator between buyers and sellers of restaurant equipment, facilitating transactions in a common marketplace for the betterment of the industry as a whole. On our podcast, Neal shares his perspective on the hospitality and food industries amidst the global crisis. Neal’s experience on the operations side of the restaurant business enables him to provide a unique viewpoint on what the pandemic has done to the industry. He talks about what it will look like when we come out on the other side, and what strategies we can use to thrive during this crisis. Change is Inevitable Many of us have seen the numbers depicting the impact that the global pandemic has had on the hospitality and restaurant industries. But Neal Sherman sees them through an entirely different lens. As of last week, 130,000 restaurants were closed in America, eight million people were displaced from their jobs, and the industry will lose about $225B in total. That number is only the operators—if you take into account all of the ancillary industries as well, the numbers are amplified. It is painful to watch, and even more painful to experience, but change is inevitable and we have to figure this out on our own. We can choose to sit in the corner and sulk, or we can get back in the ring and fight—it is our decision to make. Communication is Key The thin margins associated with the hospitality industry contribute to its volatility. But restaurants were not made to sustain protracted periods of time with no business. In most industries, businesses do not operate with a six-month cash reserve, and restaurants have even less of a cushion. They are doing what they can to adapt. Creative twists on take-out and delivery strategies are helping restaurant owners recoup some of their losses. But it is only making up around 10-20%. Restaurants have to balance reopening with what is feasible based on their books, but communication is the key to making it work. Many operators are negotiating sacred topics that are never traditionally negotiated, such as bank loans, rent, vendor terms, etc. It is not going to be easy Website: https://www.tagexbrands.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neal-sherman-0781016/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/tagexbrands/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TAGeXBrandsLLC/ Twitter: @TAGexBrands Episode Transcript We value your thoughts and feedback and would love to hear from you. Leave us a review on your favorite streaming platform to let us know what you want to hear more of. Here is a quick tutorial on how to leave us a rating and review on iTunes!: https://breaktheicemedia.com/rating-review/

Remanufacturing is one of the circular economy strategies that helps us keep products, components and materials ‘in the system. It means we can have high-quality, reliable products and equipment with pretty much the same performance as a new version – and costing significantly less – for the customer, society and our environment. In today’s episode, I’m talking to Steve Haskew of Circular Computing, which remanufactures high-quality top-brand laptops, including Dell, HP and Lenovo. They are certified carbon-neutral, with performance tested as providing 97 per cent compared to a new model. Circular Computing has been remanufacturing since the 1990s, and provides laptops to education, public sector and even direct to consumers. Every machine goes through a 100+ point-check, any worn components are replaced and selected components are upgraded to give them a performance boost. The company now has over 250 staff and remanufacturing capacity of up to 10,000 units each month. We talk about the customer value proposition, and how remanufacturing is different to second-use products.

Die etwas verspätete neue Folge von Perlebach und Schimanek im Jahr 2020 kommt frisch aus der Diskurszentrale Berlin. Perlebach und Schimanek haben einen bunten Teller aus angesagten Themen mitgebracht und jetzt kannst Du sie hören. In dieser Folge geht es um: Block 1: Botanischer Garten in Berlin. Schimanek war mit seiner Familie über Weihnachten da und berichtet von einem geiles Erlebnis. Außerdem besprechen wir Koi-Karpfen, Coronavirus und Bedürfnispyramide. Block 2: Bürger*innen treffen sich am 12.06.2020 um gemeinsam die "Demokratie zu hacken". Wir werde live als Berichterstatter dabei sein. Heute sprechen wir über unsere Erwartungen und erraten wie die Bürger*innenversammlung von Einhorn bzw. einiger Fridays for Future Aktivist*innen ablaufen wird. Und natürlich haben wir auch gleich einen Haufen Kritik dazu im Gepäck. Block 3: Batterieproduktion für die Elektromobilität. Perlebach und Schimanek sprechen darüber warum wir nicht alle ein Elektromobil haben können. Außerdem fassen das heikle Thema Recycling von Lithium-Ionen Batterien an. Block 4: Wie werde ich reich? Dies mal geht es um die Anlagemöglichkeit Tesla und Rheinmetall. Elon Musk tanzt zu seinen eigenen Dance-Tracks und wir spekulieren was Tesla und Rheinmetall mit Gewissenhaftigkeit zu tun haben könnten. Eine riskantes Gespräch. Block 5: Was macht die steigende Produktivität aus unserer Gesellschaft? Und wie können wir die negativen Folgen abfedern? Ist ein Grundeinkommen eine Lösung für das Dilemma? Block 6: Die Wiederverwendung bzw. das Remanufacturing von Batteriezellen lässt sich derzeit nicht kapitalisieren obwohl es ökologischer wäre als das bisherige Zellrecycling. Schimanek hält einen Monolog über das Batteriezellrecycling und die dabei bestehenden Herausforderungen und warum ein Grundeinkommen der Umwelt helfen kann. Block 7: Andrew Yang marschiert durch den Wahlkampf wie Jesus über das Wasser. Die Vorwahlen gehen nun in Iowa los. Perlebach berichtet und ordnet mit Schimanek ein wie es weiter gehen könnte. Diese Folge wurde nicht von Einhorn gesponsert und auch nicht von Spotify.

It’s time for the second and final episode in our two-part series on the circular economy in India. Last week we were joined by a special guest host, Lucyl Staub to learn about the current state of India and the circular economy. This week, Lucyl returns to guide us through conversations with experts to discover more about the future of circular economy in India. As part of looking ahead, Lucyl also investigates the off-grid solar industry in India, looking at how to encourage the repair, reuse, and remanufacturing of off-grid solar panels.This two-part special makes a great follow up to Episode 005’ Why Asia is Key to the Future of Circular Economy with Adrienna Zsakay’. You can find Adrienna’s episode as well as links to other resources mentioned in this episode in the show notes on our website at www.gettinginthelooppodcast.com.Learn more about CE business actions in the solar industry Transition to a CE in the off-grid solar industry : Lucyl’s thesis (not yet published)Greening the Solar PV value chain in India : Discover what is the Solar Waste Action Plan in India (SWAP): 

In this special two-part episode, we’re learning about the state of the Circular Economy in India! This episode is a never before on the Getting in the Loop podcast because we have a special guest host, Lucyl Staub. Lucyl and I worked in collaboration on this episode and she will take over for me in a lot of the episode, guiding us through interviews with experts to discover more about how India is moving towards a more circular economy.In this episode (Part One), we’ll discover the current state of circular economy in India. And, in Part Two, we will hear more about the future of circular economy in India as well as from Lucyl about the research that brought her to India in the first place!This episode is a great follow up to Episode 005 ‘Why Asia is Key to the Future of Circular Economy with Adrienna Zsakay’ - and we have to give a great thank you to Adrienna for putting us in contact with some of the interviewees in this episode! You can find Adrienna’s episode as well as links to other resources mentioned in this episode in the show notes on our website at www.gettinginthelooppodcast.com.ABOUT TODAY’S GUESTLucyl Staub is a young waste management and circular economy professional. She recently graduated from her MSc in Environmental Management and Policy from the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics on top of her MSc in Business Administration from Grenoble Business School.

Johanna Reimers, CEO of Refind Technologies, reflects on the role of technology in creating a more circular economy. In this episode, you’ll hear how Refind Technologies is using machine learning and AI to help companies undertake repair, remanufacturing and recycling. And, don’t miss the fascinating reason why Refind Technologies also knows a lot about fish as well as batteries! For more information and show notes visit http://gettinginthelooppodcast.com . ABOUT TODAY'S GUEST Johanna Reimers is CEO of Refind Technologies since 2015, which she co-founded in 2014. She has an M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering and Management from Chalmers University of Technology and worked as an IT consultant and project manager for about ten years prior to working in the recycling business with Optisort, a former version of Refind, in 2013. HIGHLIGHTS 2:30 Introduction to Refind Technologies 4:00 How to teach a machine to sort batteries 7:30 Why Refind Technologies knows a lot about fish in addition to batteries 14:30 Enabling circular repair and remanufacturing with automation technology 18:00 How Refind Technologies introduced the world’s first reverse vending machine for batteries 25:30 Challenges and opportunities for circular technology 33:15 The future of AI and mission recognition for circular economy

Today on the show we’re diving into the world of lean thinking with lean and green expert Dr. Keivan Zokaei. In this episode we learn about what it means to be lean and green, diving into the Japanese roots of lean thinking and exploring what we can learn from the concept when it comes to the circular economy. Links and resources related to this episode are available at http://gettinginthelooppodcast.com. ABOUT TODAY'S GUEST Dr. Keivan Zokaei is partner at S A Partners and is a lean thinker, management consultant and author. Keivan has over 15 years of experience in lean thinking, specializing in operations and supply chain management. He has led transformation projects working with organisations including Wartsila, Unilever, Royal Bank of Scotland, WalMart, Scottish Government, Welsh Assembly Government, Tesco, Marks and Spencer, Kraft, MARS, and Sainsbury’s. Previously Keivan was director at the Lean Enterprise Research Centre at Cardiff University. He is also the 2014 recipient of the prestigious Shingo Research and Professional Publication Award. HIGHLIGHTS 4:30 What is lean? What does it mean to be lean? 9:00 What does it mean to be lean and green - and why do initiatives fail? 15:00 Saving resources and money: examples of lean and green from practice 30:00 The most overlooked part of circular economy

What does the circular economy look like? Joe Iles and Ellen MacArthur talk through the Foundation's butterfly diagram including examples of repair, remanufacturing, sharing, and the importance of distinguishing between biological and technical cycles.

Leonidas Milios is a researcher at the International In at Lund University in Sweden focusing on the management and policy aspects of resources. His research is part of the Mistra REES programme, which consists of three leading Swedish universities and a wide range of industry, governance and civil society partners. Leonidas previously worked as a consultant for the European Commission and the European Environment Agency. HIGHLIGHTS What do we mean by circular economy and strategies to make products and resources last longer [2:30] What is a policy? [7:30] Moving from waste management to waste prevention - how the EU Circular Economy Action Plan and EcoDesign can help support durability and repairability [10:00] Why non-EU manufacturers should also care about the EcoDesign directive [17:00] How France and Sweden are paving the way with repair and reuse legislation [18:15] Outlook on future policies to promote repair and right to repair [25:00] What is the environmental benefit to using products longer? [34:30] Five key takeaways and recommendations to encourage repair and reuse [36:15]

According to a 2012 study by WRAP, 300 tons of office furniture is going to waste every day. Serial entrepreneur, Dr Greg Lavery enlightens us on why he sees remanufacturing office furniture as the big opportunity for a more circular building industry.In this episode, Greg shares his personal journey from running a solar company in Australia to founding Rype Office and how they are able to supply beautifully designed, sustainable and low cost furniture. Greg talks about their game changing innovation of creating job opportunities for the long term unemployed, thus creating social, financial and environmental sustainability.Greg shares an interesting insight to his product innovation and highly encourage other remanufacturers to follow suit. As a successful entrepreneur, Greg talks about where he looks for inspiration, and it’s not where you would expect and not from within the sustainability sector.As an unintentional minor comedy moment, also listen out for when the cleaner walks into Greg’s flat during the interview.RypeOffice tweets @RypeOfficeHost: Adam Woodhall of www.inspiring-sustainability.comConnect: www.linkedin.com/in/adamwoodhall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This time on Truck Talk with Bendix, Rich Nagel stops by to talk about differences in the remanufacturing process. Topics discussed include the different types of remanufacturing, the process Bendix uses to remanufacture compressors, the benefits of the Bendix process, and more. Truck Talk is hosted by Denise Rondini, president of Rondini Communications, a communications company covering the trucking industry. Projects include: magazine feature articles, white papers, blogs, profile articles, website copy, press releases and more. Rondini has been involved in the trucking industry for nearly 35 years. Got a question or topic suggestion? Email us: trucktalk@bendix.com

What makes a quality reman product and what advantages do they offer fleets? Find out as Henry Foxx, Director of Remanufacturing at Bendix, takes us inside the Bendix reman process. Truck Talk is hosted by Denise Rondini, president of Rondini Communications, a communications company covering the trucking industry. Projects include: magazine feature articles, white papers, blogs, profile articles, website copy, press releases and more. Rondini has been involved in the trucking industry for nearly 35 years. Got a question or topic suggestion? Email us: trucktalk@bendix.com

In this week's episode, investors mobilize for climate action, companies turn a new leaf on deforestation and why the hottest business trends are circular.

Remanufacturing allows us to use product components again at high quality while reducing energy demand by – in some cases – 80%. Given the material constraints we face, why this is not happening at a wider scale? In this episode, Nabil Nasr puts forward what he sees as the issues holding back remanufacturing. Nabil Nasr is Associate Provost for Academic Affairs and Director of the Golisano Institute for Sustainability at Rochester Institute of Technology; he is also founder of the Centre for Remanufacturing and Resource Recovery.

Remanufacturing allows us to use product components again at high quality while reducing energy demand by - in some cases - 80%. Given the material constraints we face, why this is not happening at a wider scale? In this episode, Nabil Nasr puts forward what he sees as the issues holding back remanufacturing.  Nabil Nasr is Associate Provost for Academic Affairs and Director of the Golisano Institute for Sustainability at Rochester Institute of Technology; he is also founder of the Centre for Remanufacturing and Resource Recovery. This podcast series presented by Colin Webster explores the recently published book A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy. Each programme features an interview with authors of the book’s chapters. These leading experts on architecture, agriculture, design, business or engineering, provide unique insights that reflect on the necessity to develop a whole-system approach to re-think our economy.  

Increasingly, remanufacturing operations hold significant roles in sustainability initiatives.  Listen in as two leading voices in remanufacturing,  John Disharoon, Director of Market Access for Caterpillar’s Cat Reman and Dr. Nabil Nasr, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs and Director of The Golisano Institute for Sustainability, discuss remanufacturing’s role in the circular economy with co-hosts Tim Grady and Lew Weiss.  Get up to speed on the intricate elements and challenges of the remanufacturing process today, and hear all about the R&D for tomorrow that will insure manufacturers keep non-renewable resources in circulation and costs down long after the original product would have hit the landfill.