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Recycling scheme launched for condensate pumps

CLIMATE Center and Aspen Pumps have teamed up to create a nationwide recycling scheme for condensate pumps.
Under the scheme, recycling points are being located at Climate Center branches across the UK. Installers and field engineers can use the bright blue and yellow bins to deposit unused parts and packaging from newly purchased condensate pumps.

All proceeds from the initiative will be donated to Water Aid, the international charity that provides clean water and safe sanitation for the world's poorest people.

'We are encouraging customers to use the scheme, as it delivers wins on several fronts,' says Climate Center product manager Barry Green. 'It saves on landfill costs, reclaims useful materials, helps the environment locally - and provides funds to help support the great work of Water Aid. We are very excited to be getting the scheme off the ground.'

Jason Crouch of Aspen Pumps added: 'We are delighted to be working with Climate Center on the initiative. We are continually asked by installers where they can send back unused items like cables, tubes and reservoirs that are not required for a replacement installation. It makes sense both economically and environmentally to recycle them.'

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