Enterprise Hardware + Sustainable Procurement = Better Outcomes
TechForGood is a certified B Corporation, carbon neutral ICT supplier, and Social Enterprise. Buying HP devices through us gives your organisation high-performance hardware and built-in compliance, sustainability and social procurement impact — without paying more. Every HP purchase includes:
This is hardware procurement that aligns with both your IT and ESG objectives.
The Full HP Ecosystem — Laptops, Workstations, Servers & More
We supply the complete HP and HPE portfolio — from frontline end-user devices to enterprise infrastructure — with bulk delivery, pre-imaging and Intune-ready provisioning.
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HP Laptops & Mobile Devices
EliteBook, ProBook, Dragonfly — secure, lightweight and built for modern workforces.
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HP Desktops, Workstations & Monitors
Elite desktops, ProDesk, HP ZBook + Z Series workstations, and full HP monitor range.
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Printers, Peripherals & Accessories
HP printers and MFPs, keyboards, mice, docks, headsets, adapters, cables and WFH kits.
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Servers, Storage & Networking (HPE)
HPE ProLiant servers, Nimble storage, Aruba networking and supporting infrastructure.
HP EPEAT & TCO Certified Hardware for Responsible Procurement
HP is one of the global leaders in sustainable device design, lifecycle recovery and ethical manufacturing — supporting ESG, Scope 3 and climate reporting requirements.
Sustainability Highlights
- EPEAT Gold/Silver certified devices
- TCO Certified monitor and laptop options
- Recycled aluminium + ocean-bound plastics in device construction
- Reduced-plastic, fibre-based packaging
- Energy-efficient components lowering operational emissions
- HP sustainability leadership across devices and datacentre hardware
- Long-life design extending refresh cycles and reducing waste
Keeping devices in service longer reduces carbon, cost and waste.
Extended Hardware Coverage That Extends Device Life & Reduces Emissions
HP offers flexible extended hardware warranties and optional support enhancements for business fleets, helping organisations keep devices in service longer.
HP extended coverage helps organisations:
Reduce Scope 3 emissions per device
Extend usable device lifespan
Reduce fleet refresh costs
Lower e-waste generation
Improve ROI on provisioning setups
Maintain uptime across distributed teams
Lifecycle extension is one of the strongest ESG and cost-efficiency levers.
Refreshing an HP Fleet? Ensure It’s Retired Responsibly.
Recover-E is TechForGood’s certified, circular end-of-life service for securely retiring HP and HPE devices.
Recover-E includes:
Certified data sanitation (Blancco), degaussing or shredding
Secure chain-of-custody logistics
ISO 14001 + R2v3 accredited recycling
Refurbishment and second-life reuse where viable
Landfill diversion + recovery reporting
100% of Recover-E profits fund digital inclusion programs
Every HP Purchase Through TechForGood Is Carbon Neutral
When you buy HP through TechForGood, every device is supplied under a carbon neutral operation and B Corp governance model — giving sustainability, procurement and finance teams confidence.
You receive:
- Scope 3-aligned procurement data
- Carbon neutrality evidence
- Certified Social Enterprise spend
- Supply chain governance clarity
- Circularity via Recover-E
Ready to Build a More Sustainable HP Fleet?
Build an HP fleet that balances performance, reliability, and energy efficiency—helping you reduce impact while maintaining productivity.
ESG Screening
HP Inc. has been reviewed through TechForGood’s vendor-level ESG desktop screening process to support responsible and ASRS-ready procurement of its products and services.
This screening was conducted at the global parent-entity level, using publicly available disclosures, with consideration of relevance to Australian procurement and regulatory expectations.
Based on this review, HP Inc. has been assessed as suitable for inclusion within TechForGood’s Connected Procurement Framework, subject to ongoing review.
Scope: Vendor-level ESG desktop screening only. Individual products, modules, customer-specific configurations, and service implementations are not assessed.
Last reviewed: February 2026
