LG Electronics has received significant environmental certifications for its 2025 OLED TVs, underlining the company’s commitment to sustainability and technological innovation. The awards from renowned organizations such as the Carbon Trust and Intertek confirm the environmentally friendly orientation of the latest OLED models.
Key points of the environmental certifications:
- Reduced CO₂ footprint thanks to self-illuminating OLED technology without backlighting
- Use of ultra-light composite fibres to minimize material and plastic consumption
- Avoidance of substances harmful to health and the environment in production and operation
- Recognized by Carbon Trust and Intertek for environmentally friendly product design
Efficient technology for reduced environmental impact
LG’s self-illuminating OLED technology makes it possible to dispense with a separate backlight. This not only results in a slimmer TV design, but also reduces energy consumption and the number of components required. The use of ultra-light composite fibers also reduces the amount of material used, which lowers both the weight of the sets and the amount of plastic used.
These design decisions help to minimize CO₂ emissions during the production and operation of the televisions. The certifications from the Carbon Trust and Intertek confirm that LG’s 2025 OLED models set standards in terms of resource efficiency and climate protection.
“Our OLED TVs combine impressive picture quality and advanced AI features with a sustainable product design,” explains Baik Seon-pill, Head of Product Planning Department at LG Media Solution Company. “Innovation and environmental responsibility are inextricably linked for us. We remain true to our mission to protect the planet while improving life for all.”
Sustainability across the entire product life cycle
LG takes a holistic approach to sustainability that encompasses the entire life cycle of its products. From the selection of environmentally friendly materials to energy-efficient production processes and recyclable designs, every element is examined to see how it can reduce environmental impact.
LG’s OLED TVs are not only free from harmful substances such as cadmium, but have also been designed to be easier to recycle at the end of their life. This is reflected in the modular design and the use of materials that allow for easy recycling.
Conclusion
With the environmental certifications for the 2025 OLED models, LG demonstrates its commitment to sustainable innovation in the field of consumer electronics. The combination of advanced technology and environmentally conscious design offers consumers the opportunity to use high-quality televisions that also contribute to climate protection
