Use or redistribute an asset or product for its original intended purpose or functionality.

By scaling up asset salvage and component re-use programs, digitizing the capture of re-usable equipment inventory, and re-designing procurement workflows, we are improving asset and slow moving inventory re-distribution, re-injecting materials into product lifecycles, and avoiding CO₂e emissions.

Restore or recondition an asset or product for a new use case, maintaining its original intended functionality or modernizing it to meet current needs.

The expanded adoption of restorative techniques of critical and high value assets, such as additive manufacturing, coatings and laser cladding for mechanical parts, and component refurbishment for electronics boards has enabled the restoration of components to “like-new” condition.

Repurpose a product to serve a different function than originally intended.

By qualifying new resizing opportunities for flowlines, pump housings, and other components, we have contributed to circularity by reintroducing resized components into value chains.

Reclaim material at the end of life to reduce landfill waste and the consumption of virgin materials.

By scaling specialized recycling initiatives, focusing on chemicals, strategic metals, and critical minerals “technical nutrients”, we have increased the use of recycled materials, reduced critical mineral loss to landfill, and avoided CO₂e emissions.

By strengthening programs through leasing and buyback agreements for end-of-life equipment, we have enabled the reuse of key materials from end-of-life equipment, contributing to circularity efforts.