Episode 248 - Decarbonising Print Through Innovation and Collaboration with Carlos Lahoz, HP Industrial Print
In this episode of the FuturePrint Podcast, we sit down with Carlos Lahoz, Head of Sustainability Strategy at HP Industrial Print, for a compelling and wide-ranging conversation on how sustainability is driving innovation in print technology.
Carlos shares insights from more than two decades at HP, outlining how the company is integrating environmental responsibility into its long-term strategy—not as a compliance measure, but as a core business imperative. From breakthrough energy-efficient presses like the A2200 to new sustainable consumables and global take-back programmes, HP is advancing practical solutions that deliver both environmental and economic value.
We explore how HP is supporting its customers through the HP Sustainability Amplifier, a dedicated programme offering tools, assessments, and data to help partners reduce their own carbon footprints. Carlos also discusses the complexity of tracking environmental metrics across the supply chain and the importance of transparency in driving genuine progress.
As well as internal innovations, the conversation covers HP’s role in cross-industry collaboration—most notably, the development of the Manifesto for More Sustainable Print, a joint initiative designed to align the print value chain around shared sustainability goals.
Listeners will come away with a deeper understanding of:
How digital print reduces waste and emissions
Why sustainability and profitability are not mutually exclusive
The evolving regulatory landscape and what it means for industrial manufacturers
The power of data, transparency, and collaboration in accelerating progress
This is a must-listen episode for anyone interested in the future of sustainable manufacturing, industrial print, and the role of technology in shaping a greener future.
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