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迪卡侬:全面推动零碳重卡的应用|2025华夏ESG实践节能降耗案例
Hua Xia Shi Bao· 2025-09-24 09:36
Company Overview - Decathlon Group was founded by Michel LECLERCQ in 1976 in France, currently operating 1,817 stores in 79 countries with a workforce of 101,100 and achieving a revenue of €16.2 billion [1] - Decathlon entered China in 1989 for procurement and production, officially launching retail operations in 2003, establishing a full supply chain including product design, production, logistics, branding, and retail [1] - The company has 4 owned factories, 3 logistics parks, 11 industrial procurement offices, and 200 physical stores across over 100 cities in China, with more than 44% of its procurement sourced from China [1] Sustainability Initiatives - Decathlon aims to reduce absolute greenhouse gas emissions from scopes 1, 2, and 3 by 42% from a 2021 baseline by 2030, with a commitment to achieve net-zero emissions across its value chain by 2050 according to SBTi standards [2] - In 2023, Decathlon began implementing Smart Meters in its energy management systems, with 69 stores successfully installed by the end of 2024, allowing precise monitoring of electricity usage [2] - The rooftop solar photovoltaic project initiated in 2019 has generated nearly 3 GWh of electricity by 2023, saving over ¥140,000 in electricity costs and reducing CO2 emissions by more than 1,800 tons [2] - By 2024, Decathlon plans to have 124 fast charging stations, expected to reduce carbon emissions by approximately 620-992 tons annually, equivalent to the emissions of 400-600 gasoline vehicles [2] Logistics and Green Energy - In 2024, Decathlon China will promote the application of zero-carbon heavy trucks, having tested long-range intelligent heavy trucks with over 600 kilometers of endurance [3] - The green electricity trading project in China has seen participation from over 140 suppliers responding to Decathlon's supply chain decarbonization initiative, with coverage expected in several provinces by 2024 [3] - Decathlon's renewable energy usage exceeds 84%, with a reduction of single-use plastic packaging by over 53%, achieving revenue growth while decoupling from carbon emissions for three consecutive years [3]