Letterkenny electrical wholesaler wins at Ireland’s second AEW awards

Leo Donovan, CEO of WEEE Ireland, presenting Gary Cole of City Electrical Factors with the ‘Most Improved Branch’ award for lighting recycling at the Association of Electrical Wholesalers awardsplaceholder image
Leo Donovan, CEO of WEEE Ireland, presenting Gary Cole of City Electrical Factors with the ‘Most Improved Branch’ award for lighting recycling at the Association of Electrical Wholesalers awards

CEF Letterkenny was recognised for its green, sustainable business practices for recycling waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) in 2023

City Electrical Factors (CEF) Letterkenny has scooped the award for ‘Most Improved Branch’ for lighting recycling at Ireland’s second Association of Electrical Wholesalers (AEW) awards in Dublin.

Sponsored by Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Ireland, the awards celebrated the best performers in lighting recycling across AEW’s 130 members in Ireland last year.

CEF Letterkenny was recognised for its green, sustainable business practices for recycling waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) in 2023.

"We are thrilled to be recognised for our commitment to recycling waste lighting from our customers," said Gary Cole, Branch Manager at CEF Letterkenny.

"This award is a significant morale boost for our team and reaffirms our dedication to making a positive environmental impact, no matter how small."

A total of 14 lighting recycling recognition awards were handed out across the six wholesale trade buying groups that form the AEW – CEF, EWL Electric, Fegime, IEBG, Kellihers and the Independents – with two awards presented per group for Best Performing Branch and Most Improved Branch.

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