Lee Grant
Lee is a long-time advocate for sustainability within IT, with a fierce passion for everyone to have a right to repair. In his day job, Lee and his wife Alison run a computer repair shop, Inspiration Computers, near Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, UK. He's also a contributing editor and podcaster for PC Pro.
Is Lenovo’s path to Net Zero working?
How exactly is Lenovo treading the long path to Net Zero? We examine its claims about sustainability and circularity, revealing a largely positive story - except for plastics.
Anaïs Engelmann, Co-Founder of Team Repair: “Tackling e-waste by teaching kids how to fix by showing them how real products work”
Team Repair is on a mission: to give schoolkids confidence that they can repair electronics and inspire them to consider STEM subjects
Paris 2024: The greenest games ever
How the Paris 2024 Olympic Games organisers have lived up to their promise that this is the greenest Olympics ever
Why many tech giants will miss their 2030 Net Zero commitments
With 2030 fast approaching, it not only seems unlikely that the tech giants will miss their Net Zero targets but impossible. Lee Grant explains why.
HP’s sustainability strategy: promising signs but challenges lie ahead
We take a deep dive into HP's recently published 2023 Sustainability Impact Report to show where it's doing well - and where it could do better
Colorado’s Right To Repair law is first to include business-to-business repairs
Colorado's Right to Repair legislation not only makes it easier for consumers to get their devices repaired, but also for businesses.
Which are the most sustainable computers and peripherals?
We’ve scoured the world to find the most sustainable desktops, laptops, monitors, peripherals and printers
Why turning motherboards to jelly could be a sustainability breakthrough thanks to vPCBs
A team at the University of Washington has created printed circuit boards that really do turn to jelly - or at least, viscous material - to make reusing components far easier at the end of life.
Microsoft’s renewable energy plan laid bare
Microsoft has just paid billions of dollars to gain access to an enormous amount of renewable power - and that's just part of its efforts to go carbon neutral
What is ocean-bound plastic and should you care?
Lee Grant digs behind the truth about ocean-bound plastics to explain why reducing them is a worthy cause - but that we need to treat marketing claims with due scepticism