2010 Partner Recognition

In 2010, the SEC recognized five Partners for their outstanding work in electronics stewardship by completing SEC program requirements in the areas listed. Two Partners achieved Gold level status for successful implementation of all three lifecycle program requirements. Three additional Partners were recognized with Silver level awards for their accomplishments.

After 3 years, it is evident that Partners most frequently meet the requirements for Procurement and End-of-Life Management, while Operations & Maintenance with its power management requirements remains the most difficult of all SEC program requirements.

Partner	Recognition Level	Lifecycle Phase
Manitou Springs School District, Manitou Springs, Colorado	Gold	Procurement, Operations & Maintenance, End-of-Life Management
City of Providence, Rhode Island, School Department	Gold	Procurement, Operations & Maintenance, End-of-Life Management
State of Maine	Silver	Procurement and End-of-Life Management
Town of Windsor, Connecticut	Silver	Procurement and End-of-Life Management
Regional Technology Cooperative, Borough of State College, Pennsylvania	Silver	Procurement and End-of-Life Management

To see a summary of the accomplishments of the SEC Partners receiving recognition, click here. The environmental results of all SEC Partner activity in 2010 resulted in significant environmental benefits, including avoided greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to removing more than 5,500 cars from our roads and saved enough energy to power almost 5,700 homes.