Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations and Bloom ESG Launch World’s First Carbon Inset Registry for Electronics Recycling Sector
On Wednesday, May 21, 2025, Bloom ESG and Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations announced the launch of the world’s first inset registry built specifically for the electronics recycling and IT asset disposition (ITAD) sector. According to the press release, the registry provides a transparent, verifiable system to track and issue carbon insets—emissions reductions generated within value chains through verified circular activity.
To mark the launch, London-based Bloom ESG also issued the first 300,000+ verified inset certificates to Wisconsin-based Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations, making Dynamic the first electronics lifecycle management company to receive, own, and trade carbon insets tied to its circular operations.
According to the companies, until now, circular economy operators in the electronics recycling sector have been excluded from mainstream carbon finance opportunities, despite their critical role in emissions reduction. The new registry, created by Bloom ESG in partnership with Dynamic, closes that gap, making it possible to generate and monetize verified insets for activities such as device reuse, lifecycle extension, and material recovery.
“This partnership is about changing the economics of circularity for everyone involved,” said Sebastian Foot, founding partner of Bloom ESG. “By working together, we’ve built the infrastructure to finally reward climate-positive activity that happens within the value chain —with rigor, transparency, and real market value.”
Using methodology developed with industry partners that included Dynamic, Bloom released an environmental benefits calculator in April 2025. The tool, endorsed by certification program e-Stewards, can be used to quantify avoided carbon emissions and other benefits of managing recycled electronics.
“We have a tangible way to be part of the climate solution and help our clients with some of their goals,” said Curt Greeno, CEO of Dynamics. “A lot of recyclers and ITAD companies work with large Fortune 500 companies. Those companies have carbon neutrality goals or carbon emissions reductions goals. Many of them utilize carbon offsets or other programs to get to neutrality. This registry offers an opportunity for recyclers and ITADs to help partner with clients.”
Industry First for Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations
According to the press release, Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations, which provides secure IT asset disposal, reuse, and recycling, is the first electronics lifecycle management company worldwide to receive and hold verified insets under the new registry. The company holds more than 300,000 tradeable certificates representing emissions avoided through its audited operations.
“This puts real weight behind what we’ve known all along—that reuse and responsible electronics lifecycle management aren’t just good for business, they’re measurable climate solutions. With Bloom, we can now prove our impact and pass that value on to our clients and partners,” Greeno said.
Dynamic is now eligible to trade these insets directly with clients, enterprise buyers, or third parties seeking high-quality, scope 3-aligned emissions reductions. This collaboration enables organizations to account for their carbon savings with confidence, supporting their net-zero and ESG goals.
“Bloom and Dynamic are unlocking a new class of climate assets — ensuring the circular economy has a seat at the carbon markets table,” said Mark Kenber, executive director of the Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative.
A Transparent System for Value Chain Climate Action
The Bloom ESG registry is designed for traceability, auditability, and integrity. Each inset is tied to a verified circular action and can be tracked from issuance through retirement. The registry follows global best practices for carbon accounting and is developed in consultation with independent advisory groups and third-party auditors.
What’s Next
The registry is now open to additional ITADs, electronics refurbishers, and circular operators seeking to quantify and monetize their climate-positive work. A trading interface is now available with early access available for up to five launch partners to the end of 2025.