This holiday season, Best Buy is making it easy to shop for everyone on your list – and with the planet in mind. We have tons of sustainable gifts that will reduce energy use and help protect the environment.
Recycling
Just in time for the holiday season, we're proud to announce that all of the physical gift cards we sell are now made of paper and can go straight into the recycling bin.
From ENERGY STAR certified products to other tech for sustainable living, Best Buy can help you reduce your carbon footprint.
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.
The California facility was able to divert more than 99.67% of its solid waste from landfills.
In celebration of Earth Month, Best Buy will be testing a convenient new program that offers St. Louis residents free doorstep pickup of old tech and appliances for recycling.
Since 2009, we have helped our customers recycle 2 billion pounds of tech. As the nation’s largest retail collector of e-waste, our recycling program is part of our continued commitment to protect the environment. This limited-time activation is one way we’re striving to support our customers throughout the lifecycle of their products, making it easier for them to give their tech a second life and out of landfills.
We strive to create a more sustainable world, because our customers and employees expect it and the planet demands it.
Starting in April, our Home Experts will be able to provide free eco home consultations.
We spoke with a Best Buy Home Expert to learn what not to do.
Sustainability has been at the core of what we do at Best Buy for decades, and now we’re making our biggest commitment yet to positively impact the planet.
Today, we announced we have signed The Climate Pledge, a commitment to be carbon neutral across our business by 2040 — a decade faster than our previous goal of 2050.
The Climate Pledge was co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism in 2019 to mobilize companies across multiple business sectors to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2040, 10 years ahead of the United Nations’ Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
Michael Pratt started Pivet Communications with plans to shake up the industry, and he’s doing just that.
We spoke with a Best Buy Home Expert to learn what not to do.