Lululemon backs renewable energy in China

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Canadian brand invests in renewable energy fund to cover 100% of electricity demand for its supplier facilities in China by 2030

VANCOUVER — Lululemon is investing in a new renewable energy fund in China which it claims will enable it to match all of its projected electricity use at core supplier facilities in China with wind and solar energy generation by 2030.

The initiative is positioned as a key plank in the company’s 2030 climate strategy and its efforts to decarbonise its supply chain, where the majority of its greenhouse gas emissions occur.

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