For utilities and telecoms, we buy decommissioned metals with provenance control as the first feature: copper and aluminum conductor, retired network and exchange hardware, galvanized pole and tower steel, busbars and switchgear, and dry-type transformers (oil-filled and PCB-risk units are out of scope — those belong with DENR-accredited hazwaste treaters, and we say so rather than improvise). Every account is KYC-documented under PD 1612, every load dual-custody weighed, every release papered.
Why is the anti-fencing stance the headline here?
Because your sector is the primary victim of metal theft — conductor and cable stolen from live infrastructure flows into exactly the informal buying channels that ask no questions. A utility selling its legitimate retirements through undocumented buyers finances the same market that attacks its network. Our KYC-only, corporate-source-only policy means your disposals are provably lawful and never commingled with suspect material — a distinction your security office, your regulator and your board all understand.
What does disposal look like for regulated assets?
- Asset-list-based intake: we receive against your decommissioning inventory, and tickets reference your asset IDs where provided.
- Custody documentation from your yard gate to our scale — names, timestamps, seals where required.
- Certified destruction for hardware with infrastructure-sensitive information or branding.
- Bid participation for formal disposals — see disposal bidding.
- Quarterly recycling reports for your sustainability filings.
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