Every year Singapore generates about 60,000 tonnes of e-waste.

E-waste of course doesn’t just refer to mobile phones - we’re talking about all kinds of electrical and electronic waste such as computers, laptops, mobile phones and even TVs.

Companies are now looking at new and CLEANER ways to extract precious metals such as gold from old devices.

One such company is Singapore based, Clean Earth Technologies.

In this episode of The Green Wire - Rachel Kelly speaks to Founder and CEO of Clean Earth Technologies, Kevin Fell, to find out more

Every year Singapore generates about 60,000 tonnes of e-waste.
E-waste of course doesn&rsquo;t just refer to mobile phones - we&rsquo;re talking about all kinds of electrical and electronic waste such as computers, laptops, mobile phones and even TVs.
Companies are now looking at new and CLEANER ways to extract precious metals such as gold from old devices.
One such company is Singapore based, Clean Earth Technologies.
In this episode of The Green Wire - Rachel Kelly speaks to&nbsp;Founder and CEO of Clean Earth Technologies, Kevin Fell, to find out more

From fashion to food, Money FM 89.3's Rachel Kelly speaks to industry players to find out how green technology is shaking up sectors to make them more sustainable.

From fashion to food, Money FM 89.3's Rachel Kelly speaks to industry players to find out how green technology is shaking up sectors to make them more sustainable.

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