Sustainability requires long-term commitment. At Eco Expo Asia 2025, the enthusiasm from student visitors motivates us to contribute more to building a more sustainable future.

After the recent super typhoon swept across Hong Kong, several areas suffered from severe flooding and infrastructure damage. Among these, Tai O was one of the areas most affected by flooding.

We showcased our 3D‑printed mini WEEE Hero, crafted from recycled ABS plastics sourced from WEEE · PARK.  ABS is a durable material commonly found in products like televisions and computers and was given a new life through this initiative. Visitors were surprised to see how everyday electronic waste can be transformed into fresh creations, sparking inspiring conversations about circular solutions and the potential of sustainable innovation.

ALBA IWS is committed to promoting the use of refurbished electrical appliances by restoring usable electrical items and reintegrating them into society to support those in need. Thanks to the dedication and persistence of the refurbishment team, WEEE · PARK has successfully donated over 10,000 refurbished appliances since its establishment. These include refrigerators, air-conditioners, televisions, and washing machines, bringing essential support and hope to countless families.

On 22 March, ALBA IWS hosted “Eco Impact: E-waste and Carbon Reduction” event at WEEE · PARK, welcoming representatives and members from different organizations. Through guided tours, participants gained firsthand insight into the e-waste recycling process and explored how communities can connect with sustainable development.

WEEE · PARK in Hong Kong has reached a major milestone—over 5 million pieces of regulated e-waste have been recycled through the facility. To celebrate this achievement, ALBA IWS hosted “Eco Impact: E-waste and Carbon Reduction” on 21 March, bringing together clients, business partners, and community stakeholders to recognize collective progress.