The f irst photovoltaic park dedicated to

meeting Group demand

As part of reducing our CO

2

emissions by 30% between

2022 and 2040 and ensuring the security of our energy

supply, we are focusing primarily on increasing the amount

of energy we use from renewable sources. The off icial

opening of a new solar park at La Dominelais (France) in

June 2024 is integral to this strategic direction. Designed

to supply our 35 French manufacturing sites, the new unit

will meet 5% of total annual Group electricity demand.

To ensure access to green energy at a competitive f ixed

price, we have signed a Corporate PPA (Power Purchase

Agreement) with the operator Urbasolar under the

terms of which it will source power from the Dominelais

photovoltaic plant for a contractual period of 15 years.

Solar power shines bright at Paticeo in Loudéac

In July 2024, Paticeo France took its commitment In July 2024, Paticeo France took its commitment

to renewables to a new level with the installation of to renewables to a new level with the installation of

127 photovoltaic panels at its Loudéac headquarters. 127 photovoltaic panels at its Loudéac headquarters.

Capable of generating up to 48.26 kWp of green power, Capable of generating up to 48.26 kWp of green power,

the new installation provides the site with around 48 MWh the new installation provides the site with around 48 MWh

of electricity every year, 92% of which is consumed by of electricity every year, 92% of which is consumed by

the company, with the remaining 8% being sold to grid the company, with the remaining 8% being sold to grid

operator Enedis. This completed project is forecast to operator Enedis. This completed project is forecast to

meet 16.5% of head off ice electricity demand and reduce meet 16.5% of head off ice electricity demand and reduce

CO CO

2 2

emissions by 23 tonnes per year. emissions by 23 tonnes per year.

The TIMAC AGRO plant in Charleroi embraces

photovoltaic technology

As part of reducing its dependence on carbon-based

energy, TIMAC AGRO BeLux has commissioned a new

photovoltaic park at its Charleroi plant in Belgium. With

1,869 solar panels covering a total area of 4,000 m², this

1 MWp installation will generate more than 900 MWh of

power annually; suff icient to meet around 10% of total

site energy demand. In terms of carbon impact, it will

reduce emissions by 170 tonnes of CO

2

equivalent per

year. Around 20% of the power generated will be sold

to the grid during off-peak periods, maximising the

economic eff iciency and environmental contribution of

this photovoltaic project.

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