UEFA sources 99 per cent renewable power for 2024/25 season

Stuart Stone
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St. Jakob-Park in Basel, where England beat Spain in the final of UEFA Women's Euro 2025 - Credit: iStock
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St. Jakob-Park in Basel, where England beat Spain in the final of UEFA Women's Euro 2025 - Credit: iStock

Governing body resets carbon baseline, after aligning disclosures with international standards for the first time

UEFA events, including the Champions League, Europa League and Women's Euro 2025 finals, were powered using 99 per cent renewable energy last season, according to an impact report released by European...

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