We have the greatest influence over reducing our own operational waste and are working toward our goal to reach zero waste in our operations by 2025.¹

In 2024, HP reduced our nonhazardous solid waste by 5% in our operations, generating 23,000 tonnes²—1,100 tonnes less than in 2023. Widespread recycling and composting programs allowed us to achieve a waste diversion of 90%, up from 87%. We continued our focus on enhancing efforts to reuse office furniture across locations and to transition to permanent tableware in cafeteria operations, which supports our company-wide shift toward a circular economy of reuse, reduce, and recycle.

See detailed information in the Empower Customer Sustainability section of the 2024 HP Sustainable Impact Report at: www.hp.com/go/report.

¹ Zero-waste operations: Achieve 90% landfill diversion for non-hazardous solid waste across direct operations. The diversion methods include reuse, recycling, composting, and incineration (waste to energy recovery) solutions. Includes all HP-owned and -managed sites worldwide.

² HP directly tracks nonhazardous waste data for the company’s highest energy–consuming sites globally (19,145 tonnes in 2024), which account for 81% of HP’s operational waste. These sites provide a representative sample of the main types of facilities in our portfolio from across the regions where we operate.