Delivering environmental innovation through sustainable practices

Eco-Technology

Recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for being the largest purchaser of green power in the US¹, Intel is helping drive sustainable technology through global standards, solutions, and products that deliver energy-efficient performance while reducing overall environmental impact.

Sustainable manufacturing

Sustainable manufacturing

Committed to sustainable manufacturing, Intel has reduced operational energy consumption by 20 percent per product unit in the last three years, recycled or reused 87 percent of our chemical waste and 80 percent of our solid waste in 2007,² and has moved to lead-free³ and halogen-free4 products in 2008.

Energy-efficient performance

Energy-efficient performance

Engineers at Intel continuously look for new ways to increase performance while minimizing energy consumed. With the development of Intel® 45nm process technology, new hafnium-based circuitry helps to dramatically increase processor energy efficiency equating to more powerful computing experiences.

Designing for the environment

Designing for the environment

Intel's eco-smart products are designed with innovative materials that deliver energy-efficient performance while maintaining responsible manufacturing practices. By using innovative materials that preserve product integrity, Intel continues to reduce its environmental footprint.

Policy and industry

Policy and industry

In collaboration with environmental organizations, government, and industry leaders, Intel is helping to establish and improve environmental initiatives, develop new eco-focused programs, while boosting environmental efforts, goals, and strategies around the world.

Dr. Jon Koomey white papers

Dr. Jonathan Koomey explores historical trends and future implications of IT reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Eco-friendly computing

Intel’s Open Energy Initiative and the Climate Savers Computing Initiative* are leading efforts to accelerate the global transition to smart energy.