Samsung Neo QLED 8K and Neo QLED Receive 'Carbon Reduction' Certification for 5 Consecutive Years

Over 80 Models in the 2025 New Product Lineup
Receive 'Carbon Footprint' and 'Carbon Reduction' Certifications

Samsung Electronics announced on the 16th that over 80 models, including the 2025 Neo QLED, OLED, and The Frame, have received 'Carbon Footprint' and 'Carbon Reduction' certifications from Germany's TUV Rheinland.

Samsung Electronics has received the 'Carbon Reduction' certification for five consecutive years. Samsung Electronics Neo QLED 8K lifestyle image. Photo by Samsung Electronics

TUV Rheinland is a global testing and certification organization. It evaluates the greenhouse gas emissions generated throughout the entire lifecycle of TV products?from manufacturing, transportation, usage, to disposal?based on international standards and grants Carbon Footprint certification. Products that have received Carbon Footprint certification and demonstrate reduced carbon emissions compared to previous models of the same class through continuous corporate efforts to reduce carbon emissions are awarded Carbon Reduction certification as well.

Samsung's premium lineup, including Neo QLED 8K and Neo QLED, has earned Carbon Reduction certification for five consecutive years. Additionally, the certification has expanded to include the entry-level QLED lineup, increasing the total number of certified models compared to last year (60 models).

Since obtaining the Carbon Reduction certification in 2021 with Neo QLED?the first TV with 4K or higher resolution to receive this certification?Samsung Electronics has been expanding the range and scale of certified products annually to include LED, Crystal UHD, Lifestyle TVs, OLED, monitors, and signage.

Son Tae-yong, Vice President of Samsung Electronics' Visual Display Business, stated, "As the number one company leading the global TV market, we will continue to manage greenhouse gas emissions generated from manufacturing to disposal of TV products and take the lead in building an eco-friendly ecosystem."

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