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Voltalia SA: DECATHLON powers ahead with supplies of renewable energy, VOLTALIA will build a new solar energy plant dedicated to supplying DECATHLON's French sites

DJ Voltalia SA: DECATHLON powers ahead with supplies of renewable energy, VOLTALIA will build a new solar energy plant dedicated to supplying DECATHLON's French sites

Voltalia SA 
Voltalia SA: DECATHLON powers ahead with supplies of renewable energy, 
VOLTALIA will build a new solar energy plant dedicated to supplying 
DECATHLON's French sites 
 
03-Nov-2020 / 07:30 CET/CEST 
Dissemination of a French Regulatory News, transmitted by EQS Group. 
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. 
 
       DECATHLON powers ahead with supplies of renewable energy 
 
    VOLTALIA will build a new solar energy plant dedicated to supplying 
       DECATHLON's French sites 
 
DECATHLON France, sports retail leader, and VOLTALIA (Euronext Paris ISIN 
code: FR0011995588), international renewable energy company, have announced 
the signing of a power purchase agreement for renewable energy (Corporate 
PPA[1]). 
 
    This agreement means that DECATHLON agrees to buy energy directly from a 
      dedicated power plant that will be built and financed by VOLTALIA. The 
    creation of this solar power plant has been made possible by DECATHLON's 
  remarkably long-term commitment, which will also be helping to develop the 
               renewable energy sector in France. 
 
    The contract pertains to a solar energy farm in South East France, which 
will be operational by 2023; 16 megawatts of this plant will be allocated to 
        DECATHLON. Production is estimated to be 26 gigawatt hours per year, 
       supplying around 15% of DECATHLON's annual electricity consumption in 
               France. 
 
     "Developing renewable energy is one of DECATHLON's major strategies for 
       reducing our carbon impact. We are particularly proud to promote this 
  project with VOLTALIA, who has been the perfect partner for our strategy", 
 says Pierre Fahy, Sustainable Development Manager for France. "Developed in 
    France, this first PPA for DECATHLON opens up new horizons for renewable 
               energy supplies for our whole group." 
 
             "We are delighted to be working with DECATHLON, one of the most 
environmentally committed companies and a member of the RE100[2] Initiative. 
 This new partnership comes on the tail of successful initiatives in France, 
 Belgium and Spain between DECATHLON and our subsidiary HELEXIA, specialists 
      in solar rooftops and energy efficiency," says Sébastien Clerc, CEO of 
               Voltalia. 
 
               Aim: 100% renewable energy by 2026 
 
In 2008, DECATHLON signed up to the international scheme RE100, promising to 
   use 100% renewable electricity by 2026, by producing and buying renewable 
energy. The commitment includes all of DECATHLON's retail and logistic sites 
 worldwide. This partnership therefore signals another step forward in terms 
    of the objective DECATHLON has set itself. DECATHLON has already reached 
 this figure in France, thanks to the purchase of "green electricity" origin 
  guarantee certification from its supplier. Formalising this contract marks 
 an additional phase heralding a major new solar production asset. DECATHLON 
  France is also in the process of installing solar energy plants on its own 
  sites. Ten French stores are now fitted with shade structures on their car 
         parks and solar rooftops designed by HELEXIA (VOLTALIA's subsidiary 
     specialising in energy efficiency and solar rooftops), such as those in 
    Vélizy, Passy and Avignon. The target for France is to have 80 DECATHLON 
               sites with such facilities by 2026. 
 
About DECATHLON 
 
         Leading business in the sports sector, DECATHLON comprises two main 
    activities: making sports products and selling these online and instore. 
  With 325 points of sale in France, and over 1,600 worldwide, DECATHLON and 
  its teams have been working ever since 1976 to fulfil an ongoing ambition: 
  to remain the favourite partner for sportspeople everywhere, by innovating 
               in every field. 
 
               Press Contacts: 
 
               DECATHLON: marie.chaillou@decathlon.com 
 
               More information: engagements-decathlon.fr 
 
About Voltalia ( www.voltalia.com [1]) 
 
     Voltalia is an international player in the renewable energy sector. The 
 Group produces and sells electricity generated from wind, solar, hydraulic, 
      biomass and storage facilities that it owns and operates. Voltalia has 
 generating capacity in operation and under construction of more than 1.3 GW 
and a portfolio of projects under development representing total capacity of 
               8.5 GW. 
 
    Voltalia is also a service provider and supports its investor clients in 
   renewable energy projects during all phases, from design to operation and 
               maintenance. 
 
   As a pioneer in the corporate market, Voltalia provides a global offer to 
  private companies, ranging from the supply of green electricity and energy 
       efficiency services to the local production of their own electricity. 
 
  The Group has 994 employees and is present in 20 countries on 4 continents 
               and is able to act worldwide on behalf of its clients. 
 
 Voltalia is listed on the regulated market of Euronext Paris, compartment B 
   (FR0011995588 - VLTSA) and is part of the Enternext Tech 40 and CAC Mid & 
   Small indices. The Group is also included in the Gaïa-Index, an index for 
               socially responsible midcaps. 
 
Voltalia                                Press Contact Actifin 
 
Investor Relations: invest@voltalia.com    jjullia@actifin.fr 
 
+33 (0)1 81 70 37 00                     +33 (0)1 56 88 11 11 
 
=--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
 
[1] Corporate Power Purchase Agreement: an electricity purchase contract 
whereby a company procures its energy directly from a purpose-built solar or 
wind power plant that is made viable by this long-term contract. 
 
[2] RE100 is an international initiative designed to bring together 
businesses committed to using only electricity from renewable sources. 
 
Regulatory filing PDF file 
 
File: PDF Version [2] 
 
Language:        English 
Company:         Voltalia SA 
                 84 boulevard de Sébastopol 
                 75003 Paris 
                 France 
E-mail:          invest@voltalia.com 
Internet:        www.voltalia.com 
ISIN:            FR0011995588 
Euronext Ticker: VLTSA 
AMF Category:    Inside information / Other releases 
EQS News ID:     1144860 
 
End of Announcement EQS News Service 
 
1144860 03-Nov-2020 CET/CEST 
 
 
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2: https://eqs-cockpit.com/cgi-bin/fncls.ssp?fn=redirect&url=3384d854c9afb395dded9335ab94eadd&application_id=1144860&site_id=vwd&application_name=news 
 

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

November 03, 2020 01:30 ET (06:30 GMT)

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