We are proud to announce that Circulus has been shortlisted in the Circular and Recycling Award – Remake category at the National Sustainability Awards 2026, one of the UK’s leading sustainability award programmes. The shortlist was announced this week, with winners set to be revealed at the awards ceremony in London on October 2026.
Being shortlisted places us alongside a strong field of organisations from across the UK, representing some of the most innovative and impactful sustainability initiatives currently underway.
For us, this recognition reflects the work we do every day to keep electrical and electronic equipment in use for longer through reuse, repair, refurbishment and responsible recycling. As electronic waste continues to grow globally, we believe businesses have a significant opportunity to rethink how they manage technology and other electrical assets at the end of their first life.
At Circulus, our focus has always been on creating practical circular economy solutions. Whether that means extending the lifespan of IT equipment, repairing components, recovering valuable materials, or helping organisations build more sustainable asset management strategies, our goal is to ensure that valuable resources remain in circulation for as long as possible.
Gerry Docherty, Managing Director at Circulus, said:
We’re delighted to be recognised by the National Sustainability Awards. This shortlist is a testament to the hard work and commitment of our team, who deliver circular economy solutions for customers across the UK every day.
Electronic waste is the fastest-growing waste stream in the world, yet much of the material we handle still has significant value. Through reuse, repair, refurbishment and responsible recycling, we help organisations unlock that value while reducing waste and supporting a more circular economy.
Being shortlisted is fantastic recognition of the impact our people, customers and partners are creating together.
This recognition comes at an exciting time for Circulus. Over the past year, we have continued to grow our operations, strengthen our position as one of the highest-scoring Scottish B Corps, and expand our work in innovation and critical material recovery through collaborations with universities, industry partners and leading research organisations.
We would like to thank our employees, customers, suppliers and partners for their continued support. Their commitment to circularity and sustainable resource management has played an important role in helping us reach this milestone.
We look forward to joining our fellow finalists in October and celebrating the organisations helping to drive sustainability forward across the UK.