M&S launches renewable electricity programme

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British retailer has partnered with Schneider Electric in new scheme to boost renewable electricity adoption across its supply chain

LONDON – British multinational retailer Marks & Spencer has announced the launch of RE:Spark, a new supply chain decarbonisation programme developed in partnership with energy technology company Schneider Electric.

The initiative is designed to accelerate the adoption of renewable electricity across M&S’s global supply chain and is a key part of the retailer’s Plan A sustainability strategy which aims to achieve net zero emissions across its value chain by 2040.

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