Starbucks

Pilot program to test compostable cups in Vancouver and recyclable strawless lids in Toronto, with planned rollout to San Francisco, New York, Seattle, and London.

A 46 MW solar energy project in North Carolina providing clean power to Starbucks as part of the renewable energy procurement deal.

A 50 MW wind energy project in Oklahoma providing clean power to Starbucks as part of the renewable energy procurement deal.

Compostable coffee cup designed to break down in composting facilities, piloted in Vancouver.

Lightweight recyclable lid containing 9% less plastic than traditional lid-and-straw combinations, piloted in Toronto and planned for North America rollout.

Solar panels converting sunlight into electricity for the airport facility.

An autonomous charging infrastructure that operates without connection to municipal or national electrical grids, making it suitable for remote or underserved areas.

Coffee cups designed to break down in composting facilities, reducing landfill waste.

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A 50 MW wind energy project in Oklahoma providing clean power to Starbucks as part of the renewable energy procurement deal.

A solar-powered electric vehicle charging station that operates independently of the electrical grid. The system uses integrated solar panels to harvest energy and can charge hybrid electric vehicles in approximately one hour and pure electric vehicles in eight hours.

Testing cup recycling via partnership with Simply Cups, involving segmented dining room bins for waste separation.

A solar-powered electric vehicle charging station that operates independently of the electrical grid. It uses integrated solar panels to harvest energy and can charge hybrid electric vehicles in approximately one hour and pure electric vehicles in eight hours.

Compostable coffee cup designed to break down in composting facilities, piloted in Vancouver.

Lightweight recyclable lid containing 9% less plastic than traditional lid-and-straw combinations, piloted in Toronto and planned for North America rollout.