Acciona renews power supply agreement with Fnac Portugal

Mar 24, 2021 02:47 PM ET
  • Acciona has introduced the revival of its renewable resource supply agreement with Fnac Portugal.
Acciona renews power supply agreement with Fnac Portugal
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Fnac Portugal, a subsidiary of French innovation and also retail group Fnac, will purchase 13GWh of qualified renewable electrical energy each year. This perseverance the business's 46 stores in Portugal.

Fnac Portugal general solutions supervisor Carlos Alves stated: "By functioning together with Acciona, we will have the ability to significantly minimize the carbon impact of our shops and also logistics procedures.

" All the while, we will be enhancing our administration policy and including in our sustainability approach, in collaboration with our consumers as well as partners. This contract makes certain connection in Fnac Portugal's power effectiveness and decarbonisation efforts."

The agreement will make it possible for Fnac Portugal to counter 3,800 t of carbon discharges annually.

Entidade Emissora de Garantias de Origem accredited the power supply with 100% Eco-friendly Guarantees of Beginning. The certifier is a platform of Portugal's electricity group Rede Elétrica Nacional.

Acciona as well as Fnac Portugal have actually worked together through energy generation as well as supply arrangements given that 2019.

Acciona Portugal Country Sales supervisor Aprígio Guimarães claimed: "The cooperation in between Acciona and also Fnac Portugal is a clear success, bring about the fostering of sustainability ideal practices through the supply of renewably created energy.

" The new contract signed for the 2021/2022 period combines both competitive conditions as well as a significant contribution to our customer's climate objectives."

An Acciona declaration said this agreement complies with arrangements with other Portugal customers, consisting of Coca-Cola, STCP, Sonae Arauco, Makro, Indorama as well as Danone.


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