Advent of industrialization and information technology across different industry verticals has taken place at a brisk rate. Owing to continuously evolving technology, the requirement for new and improved products is on a continuous rise, with industries such as manufacturing, IT, consumer electronics, energy, and defense among others seeing predominant impact. These industries have huge requirements of various electronic products and systems to perform different functions efficiently. The subsequent increase in production of such electronic products and systems is however proving hazardous to the environment, affecting human health as well. This is due to wide scale use of harmful chemicals and materials, such as lead and silica, across different stages of production of these electronic products. In order to curb down on these harmful effects, an alternative to the production technology, termed as “Green Manufacturing”, has been globally encouraged. Green manufacturing, in the electronics market, helps in the development of various procedures that involve less input of harmful materials. This in turn helps safeguarding the environment, providing longer shelf life of electronic products and making them energy efficient.