HP pledges to deliver 100 per cent green power by 2035

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Computing giant unveils raft of environmental pledges, including renewable electricity target and goal to boost recycled plastic use in computers and printers

By 2035 all of computing giant HP's global operations will be powered by renewable electricity, the company announced yesterday as part of a new wave of sustainability targets. The firm also promised...

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