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ESG
This year’s recognition is based on our actions to cut emissions, mitigate climate risks and drive a low-carbon economy.
We’re launching a line of protective cases for the new iPhone 14 lineup, and there’s something special about the packaging they come in.
Hugh is focused on thinking of new ways to make sustainable tech more accessible, especially as it relates to underserved communities.
From carbon reduction to workplace diversity, Best Buy is proud to be a good corporate citizen.
And you don’t have to take our word for it. We’ve been recognized by a range of leading organizations as a leader on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.
Here’s a quick look at a few of our most recent awards and recognitions.
Dow Jones Sustainability Index
- The news: We remain on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for the 11th consecutive year.
- How we stack up: We’re in the 89th percentile among retailers worldwide.
The California facility was able to divert more than 99.67% of its solid waste from landfills.
We’ve also received the distinction of Sustained Excellence for being awarded Partner of the Year for more than two straight years.
Only five U.S. retailers were included on this year’s index.
We take great pride in how we treat our employees, our planet and the communities we serve.
Best Buy has cut our carbon footprint in half since 2009, and now we’re making our biggest commitment yet to renewable energy.
In collaboration with solar developer X-Elio and U.S. Bank, we are proud to unveil the Best Buy Solar Field in Martin, South Carolina. This project will produce 174,000 megawatt hours of clean electricity per year for the local power grid — enough to power the equivalent of 260 Best Buy stores for an entire year.
The Best Buy Solar Field underscores our commitment to enriching lives through technology.