Microsoft, Junk Kouture, and Best Buy have joined forces in driving eco-conscious habits, responsibly recycling old electronics, and a shared commitment to sustainability.
Sustainability
From smart plugs to electric scooters, you can choose what’s best for you to reduce your environmental impact.
Best Buy is honored to be named ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year for the 11th consecutive year. This award reflects our ongoing commitment to helping our customers save energy and live more sustainably.
We’re partnering with How2Recycle®, a standardized labeling system that provides transparent on-package disposal instructions.
Best Buy is highlighting our wide assortment of ENERGY Star certified products designed to help reduce your carbon footprint.
Get new tech for the holidays? Don't throw out your old devices just yet.
Our portion of the project will offset the carbon impact of 300 Best Buy stores, approximately 30% of our U.S. store portfolio, for 10 years.
We've committed to be carbon neutral across our business by 2040, and we’re taking another big step toward that goal.
It highlights our efforts to deliver on our purpose to enrich lives through technology and how we’re working together across the company to have a positive impact on the world.
As we enter summer, we’ll all be spending more time outside. That makes this the perfect time to create an outdoor oasis in your backyard.
Technology can enhance your outdoor space where you’ll want to relax with your friends and family all summer long. And you can do it in a way that is good for the environment, too.
“Backyards have become an extension of the home,” said Javier Davila, a Best Buy Home Expert from Laredo, Texas. “When I create a solution for a customer, it’s vital to think of the experience of outdoor entertaining.”
We’ve also received the distinction of Sustained Excellence for being awarded Partner of the Year for more than two straight years.
March 22 is World Water Day, and to celebrate, we’re sharing some of Best Buy’s latest efforts to reduce our impact on the planet and its water sources.