We've set aggressive goals to reduce our carbon emissions 75% by 2030 and achieve net zero emissions by 2040.
sustainability
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.
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.
From ENERGY STAR certified products to other tech for sustainable living, Best Buy can help you reduce your carbon footprint.
Beginning with our own Insignia brand, the outer packaging of some TVs within the brand are now made with sustainably sourced paper.
We've committed to be carbon neutral across our business by 2040, and we’re taking another big step toward that goal.
We’re expanding our assortment of eco-friendly products to the lawn and garden, helping our customers conserve water, use less energy and reduce waste.
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.”
For years, Best Buy has partnered with utility companies across the country to provide rebates to our customers.
The California facility was able to divert more than 99.67% of its solid waste from landfills.
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.
We strive to create a more sustainable world, because our customers and employees expect it and the planet demands it.