New guide! Substances and IT products
The guide “What and how: Substances and IT products” provides practical tips on how to use your purchasing power to mitigate chemical risk.
Roadmap focus: Climate – new incentives for lower emissions
Our latest generation takes a major step toward reducing climate impact. Niclas Rydell, director of TCO Certified, explains the key updates.
Ending the throwaway culture: Insights from Ken Webster and Kyle Wiens
Learn what it will take to move from a throwaway culture to a circular one where IT products are designed to last, be repaired, and reused.
Safer chemicals: why TCO Certified goes further than ECHA’s 5 step model
Here, you'll learn how to use TCO Certified as verification of proof, with results that go above and beyond ECHA's model.
Mythbusting chemical safety: Why legislation isn’t enough
Many assume that today’s laws and regulations effectively protect us from hazardous chemicals. It’s a comforting thought.
New EU rules for smartphones and tablets: Will they deliver?
New EU rules from June 2025 aim to boost phone and tablet repairability, battery life, and transparency through ecodesign and energy labels.
Summary of criteria in TCO Certified — your shortcut to sustainable IT
Summary of criteria in TCO Certified describes all the criteria included in the certification and the actions you should take to succeed with sustainable IT.
Sustainable IT purchasers: University pushes suppliers to do better
Sustainability Coordinator Björn Magnusson explains how the University of Gothenburg uses TCO Certified to drive change.
New guide! Circularity and IT products
This guide explores the concept of circular IT, providing actionable insights to help you reduce e-waste and lower your climate impact.
Circular IT: What the future holds – and how we get there
From new, biodegradable materials to AI-powered recycling solutions, the future of circular IT is just around the corner.