Allegro Partners with R.Power for Solar-Powered E-Commerce Platform
- Allegro, Poland's leading e-commerce platform, partners with R.Power Renewables to secure 200 GWh of green electricity annually, reducing emissions and aligning with climate goals.
Polish e-commerce platform Allegro has signed a 10-year power purchase agreement with R.Power Renewables to receive over 200 GWh of green electricity annually. The deal, which runs from 2025 to 2035, is estimated to help Allegro mitigate nearly 150,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions. R.Power will supply the electricity from its solar photovoltaic parks, with the contracted power volume equivalent to the annual consumption of around 100,000 homes. Allegro is the first Polish e-commerce platform to align its climate goals with the 1.5-degree target, aiming to reduce emissions in its operations by 38% from 2021 levels. R.Power operates in several countries and has a capacity of 661 MWp in operation and under construction, with a development portfolio of 9.6 GWp.
How is Allegro, the Polish e-commerce platform, aligning its climate goals with renewable energy?
- Allegro has signed a 10-year power purchase agreement with R.Power Renewables to receive over 200 GWh of green electricity annually.
- The agreement is estimated to help Allegro mitigate nearly 150,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.
- R.Power will supply the electricity from its solar photovoltaic parks.
- The contracted power volume is equivalent to the annual consumption of around 100,000 homes.
- Allegro is the first Polish e-commerce platform to align its climate goals with the 1.5-degree target.
- Allegro aims to reduce emissions in its operations by 38% from 2021 levels.
- R.Power operates in several countries and has a capacity of 661 MWp in operation and under construction.
- R.Power also has a development portfolio of 9.6 GWp.
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