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Largest corporate buyer of renewable energy
According to Bloomberg NEF, Amazon is the largest corporate buyer of renewable energy in 2024 for the fifth year in a row.
More information on how we have achieved this milestone can be found in our Renewable Energy Methodology and in our Sustainability Report.
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Over 50% of Amazon deliveries now come with less packaging
Since 2015 Amazon's packaging reduction programmes have helped avoid the use of more than 4 million metric tons of packaging material. We use machine learning, materials innovation, and supplier partnerships to optimize our packaging. This leads to reduced waste and reduced weight, which ultimately helps reduce our carbon emissions. We’re also increasing the recyclability of our packaging for easy curbside recycling for our customers.
Our Ships In Product Packaging (SIPP) program is just one example of how we reduce waste through packaging design and innovation. Through SIPP, eligible items are delivered in the original manufacturer’s packaging without additional Amazon packaging. This allows us to avoid unnecessary packaging and reduce the weight of deliveries.
These innovations have lead to 12% of Amazon packages globally being shipped without additional packaging as part of the Ships in Product Packaging program, 50% of shipments were delivered in lighter, flexible packaging and 38% of shipments were delivered in corrugated boxes.
For more information on packaging innovation please see our Sustainability Report.
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Amazon is constantly innovating to reduce the amount of water we use in our data centres, resulting in a 52% improvement in water efficiency since 2021. -
From pasta made from unused bread to refillable deodorants and a milk alternative that comes from the grain left behind by the brewing process, the latest cohort of the Amazon Sustainability Accelerator brings together founders from across Europe tackling waste at the product level. -
Amazon now has more than 50,000 electric delivery vans in its global operations.
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Prime members in Luxembourg can now shop their Prime Day orders and receive them at one of 184 PackUp lockers across the country the next morning. -
Amazon VP for European Stores, Mariangela Marseglia, joins Natalie Berg on the Retail Disrupted podcast to discuss speed, convenience, and what it really means to give customers their time back. -
With over a million jobs supported and over 100,000 small businesses selling across borders already, we’re playing our part in driving retail in the EU. -
APE Authorised Manager and Head of Risk and Compliance for Mature Markets joins leaders from Ant Financial and ByteDance at Nexus Luxembourg to discuss the convergence of commerce, content, and financial services. -
Seven French AI startups will join the AWS and NVIDIA Startup Village from June 17 to 20 at VivaTech 2026, presenting production-ready use cases and demos spanning predictive AI, voice, robotics, and decision intelligence.
