Designed with the environment in mind

By reviewing an HP printer’s Eco Highlights, you can ensure you’re making the right purchasing decision.

Look for the ENERGY STAR^® qualifications featured on each printer’s shopping page. You can find it under the awards and certifications section along the right column.

It’s easier than ever to be environmentally conscious when choosing from one of the many eco-friendly printers available from HP. Choosing the right printer is simple with labels like Eco Highlights and ENERGY STAR^®.

Eco Highlights: This label is featured on select HP printers that address stringent environmental categories such as:

• Percentage of recycled material
• Energy efficiency
• End-of-life recyclability

Eco Highlights are listed on each qualifying printer’s shopping page. Or, visit the Eco Highlights page for a list of eco-friendly HP printers.

ENERGY STAR^®: Products that earn this label conserve energy, cut utility costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and help improve the quality of our environment without sacrificing top features or high performance. HP ENERGY STAR® printers:

• Produce less heat and reduce cooling loads* by about 15% (up to 30% in warmer climates)
• Use close to half as much electricity as other printers—saving half in utility costs
• Automatically go into “sleep” mode after periods of inactivity

Learn more about ENERGY STAR^® qualified products and find comparison charts.

* A cooling load is the amount of heat that must be removed from a system in order to maintain a constant temperature.

Both the HP Deskjet 3000 Printer and the HP Officejet Pro 8100 ePrinter are excellent choices for document printing and they are both ENERGY STAR^® compliant.

Printing photos at home can be very eco-friendly. And by editing them before you print, you can get the perfect photo every time.

You can use your supplies more efficiently—and waste less—simply by choosing a printer with the functions you use most. If you print:

Mostly documents, consider an HP Officejet or an HP Deskjet, both of which are perfect for every day documents and high-impact project papers.

• The HP Deskjet 3000 Printer is made with 53% recycled plastic, and is shipped in recyclable packaging.
• The HP Officejet Pro 8100 ePrinter uses 50% less energy than color laser printers, and features automatic two-sided printing.1 Plus, with separate cartridges for each color of ink, you’ll replace the individual cartridges only when needed.

Documents and photos (plus scan, fax, or copy), choose an HP All-in-One rather than separate, stand-alone office machines. By printing, scanning, copying, and faxing all from a single machine, you’ll save energy from running four machines separately.

• The HP Photosmart 5510 e-All-in-One can help save money and energy: it uses less than 1 watt of energy while in off mode. Plus, with integrated wireless, you’ll only need one machine for your whole family to share.
• The Photosmart 7510 e-All-in-One is ENERGY STAR® qualified and is 10% more energy-efficient than non-qualified models. It also features automatic two-sided printing, cutting paper use by up to half.

Once you’ve found what type of printer fits your needs, you can then use Eco Highlights to narrow your search.

Get eco-friendly by choosing HP Office Recycled Paper, which contains 30% recycled fibers.

Get recycled supplies—and we’re not just talking about paper!

Ink: HP ink cartridges have been engineered to use recycled plastic and still meet HP’s demanding standards for quality and reliability.

Plus, with HP high-capacity XL ink cartridges, you can get up to three times more pages than standard HP ink cartridges.³ Get more ideas on how to save on ink by choosing the right printer.

Paper: HP’s Office Recycled Paper is made with 30% recycled fibers and features smear-resistant ColorLok technology. Plus, it’s engineered to reduce the dust buildup that can cause paper jams and downtime, which can ultimately shorten the life of your printer.

Cut your paper use by half by printing on both sides of the page, whether automatically or manually.

When purchasing a printer, you can make a conscious choice to choose one that uses recycled print cartridges.

Print double-sided. You can cut your paper use in half by printing on both sides of the page. Learn more about printing double-sided automatically as well as how to print double-sided manually.

Print web pages efficiently. Stop printing that last inch of online advertisement! When you use HP Smart Web Printing, you print only the parts of web pages that interest you; leave the ads, headers and footers, and other fluff behind. Learn more about HP Smart Web Printing.

Use printer settings wisely. Take advantage of your printer settings, such as page layout, scale documents, draft settings, and more. These features can help you save both ink and paper. Get four quick paper-saving tips.

HP offers free cartridge recycling through HP Planet Partners.² With recycling programs in 49 states, HP is making it easy—and free—to recycle your ink cartridges and your printers as well. Learn more about free, easy recycling through HP Planet Partners.

See the entire selection of HP Printers, and while finding a printer that meets your needs, look for the Eco Highlights label or check for the Resource Conservation heading.