STATEMENT: EIDF Solar and Decathlon will generate more than 1.3 MWh of renewable energy with a self-consumption project

Asturias, July 11, 2023.

STATEMENT: EIDF Solar and Decathlon will generate more than 1.3 MWh of renewable energy with a self-consumption project

Asturias, July 11, 2023.

EiDF Solar and Decathlon have signed an agreement for the execution of self-consumption projects. Thanks to this agreement, self-consumption projects will be carried out with the installation of more than 1 MW of power in different Decathlon centers throughout Spain.

EiDF Solar and Decathlon, the sports retail company, have signed an agreement for the construction of self-consumption projects for the generation of photovoltaic energy with the aim of increasing Decathlon's self-consumption rate of energy.In an initial phase, the project will be will develop on 9 roofs of its centers in Spain. The total power to be installed exceeds 1 MW, and it will generate more than 1,327,746 kWh of renewable solar energy, the equivalent of 4,048.1 tons of CO2 that it will stop emitting into the atmosphere. With this sustainability and energy efficiency strategy, Decathlon will be able to cover around 33% of its current annual consumption in each center. In addition, in the coming months, these contracted projects will be joined by another 4 centers, currently in the modification phase. It should be noted that the implementation of these facilities not only means a reduction in costs for the company, but also a commitment to responsible growth with the environment. Yolanda Lara, Real Estate Director of Decathlon Spain, has pointed out that: "the signing of this agreement is another step in the development of the company's strategic real estate sustainability plan. For years we have been focusing our efforts on reducing the CO2 emissions in this area, promoting multiple actions such as the renovation of roofs with improvements in thermal insulation, the installation of new high-efficiency and monitored air conditioning machines, LED lighting systems with intelligent light self-regulation, the implementation of several plants or the placement of chargers for electric vehicles in the centers". "These new agreements for the installation of new photovoltaic plants will allow accelerating the strategy of production and self-consumption of sustainable energy, thus contributing to the reduction of the carbon footprint of centers", has been completed.About EiDF EiDF Solar is an integrated renewable energy group with three business areas: self-consumption, generation and commercialization. The company is the largest operator in the national market in the self-consumption segment, managing to execute more than 3,500 self-consumption projects for Spanish companies that add up to 450 MW of clean and non-polluting solar energy. It has 12 commercial delegations throughout the country. In Generation, it has a pipeline of 2.6 GW with projects distributed throughout the national territory. Complying with its vertical integration strategy, the energy generated in its parks will be destined to its commercialization unit. More information at: www.eidfsolar.esAbout Decathlon Decathlon is a company dedicated to the creation and omnichannel distribution of sports equipment and is currently present in 70 countries, has more than 1,700 stores and a team of 100,000 collaborators all over the world. .Decathlon Spain opens its first establishment in 1992 and currently has more than 11,000 collaborators and more than 170 stores. The logistics network is made up of 5 regional logistics centers and 2 continental centers. The company's main objective is to be useful to people and the planet and its mission is to make accessible, in a sustainable manner, the pleasure and benefits of practicing sport. to the greatest number of people. Sustainability is a key element in its business model, from the eco-design of its products, present in the design, conception and production phases; in its stores through the use of energy from 100% renewable sources and the elimination of all plastic bags; even in its supply chain, where the company is a member of the Supplier Engagement Leaderboard by the non-profit organization Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP). Accessibility through its own brands and its R D area in which engineers and passionate athletes work in the conception, design and production of its own products, from more than 150 sports disciplines, in order to offer its customers an innovative, sustainable offer with an excellent technical-price ratio. Greater accessibility thanks also to its logistics network, its services and its teams of passionate athletes at the service of its customers.

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