How to successfully
eco-design of your
electronic product?

The Tech guide from Altyor’s experts

What does eco-design actually mean?

Eco-design, often abbreviated, is a concept that is being used more and more frequently in various fields. However, its exact scope can sometimes seem unclear.
In this in-depth guide, our experts have carefully developed 15 key points to help you fully grasp the scope and implications of eco-design. These points cover various aspects, such as the fundamental principles, recommended practices, and the benefits for both the environment and business. By exploring these elements, you will be able to gain a more complete understanding of how to integrate eco-design into your approach, thereby contributing to more sustainable and responsible choices.

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What are the challenges of eco-design?

In this guide, our experts have put together 15 tips to help you understand how to implement an eco-design strategy. Here you’ll find

Where to start?

How can I assess the environmental footprint of my electronic product?

How can I increase the lifespan of my product?

How can I make my product repairable and dismountable?

How can I optimise my product’s energy consumption?

Which power supply and technology to choose?

How can we influence packaging?

How do we approach the circular economy?

For over 10 years, Altyor has been developing expertise in the use of recycled materials in its customers’ products. This expertise has deepened around eco-design and the circular economy. We put this expertise at the service of our customers to measure the environmental footprint of their products, but also to implement eco-design building blocks.

What does eco-design of an electronic product involve?

More than just a fashionable subject, taking the ecological dimension into account in companies has become essential on several levels, both from an environmental point of view and from the point of view of your consumers’ aspirations (in 2021, 72% of them are mobilised in favour of responsible consumption according to ADEME). So it’s more important than ever to think about this issue for your own business. But how do you go about it?
Eco-design is one of the keys if you are a manufacturer of electronic or hardware products. At first glance, eco-design sounds like the integration of recycled materials, but eco-design is much more than that. It involves all the levers needed to reduce a product’s environmental footprint, in terms of power consumption, durability, packaging and so on.
But before we can act, we must first understand. Eco-design therefore also includes this essential analysis to assess the environmental footprint of your product, which will enable you to make the right decisions.

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