Energy

G4-EN3, G4-EN6,
G4-EN7

We made a commitment to have our stores and DCs fully supplied 100% with renewable energy, with the purpose of mitigating the effects of climate change.

We continuously seek newer and better energy supply alternatives to meet our goal and at the same time implement efficient energy use initiatives, and for several years we have added the challenge of generating layer over layer of savings.

Through several initiatives implemented in Central America, such as education and awareness campaigns, constant reporting on consumption levels, and follow-up at all levels of the business,

We are the leading retail chain in
the use of renewable energy

in addition to investing in the modernization of technology and the use of a Statistical Model in existing stores, we have been able to focus our efforts on finding opportunities and enhancing performance levels. Thanks to these initiatives we have been able to achieve a 2% reduction over figures for last year, thus avoiding the use of 4.9 million kWh. All new stores have been built with 100% LED lighting.

11,427,444GJ
Energy use
1.41%
Energy saving

39%
Energy from
renewable
sources

61%
Energy from fossil
fuels sources

2
Hydroelectric
power plants

6
Wind farms

91%
Of our stores are
supplied with renewable energy

Energy intensity (kWh/m2)

G4-EN5

Energy use
(GWh)

2,165

137

1,908

487

1,507

940

1,226

1,277

1,283

1,460

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Total energy network

Total renewable energy*

*From self-supply projects

Emissions

G4-EN19

We are in line with the goal established by Walmart Inc., to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This goal has been approved by a science-based initiative.

Reducing GHG
18%
, vs. 2015

Moreover, we are building a baseline for emissions generated in our supply chain, by asking our primary suppliers to provide us with reports on the emissions generated per volume of business with Walmart Mexico.

In 2017 we had an increase of scope 1 and 2 emissions, due to the fact that the September 7 earthquake in Oaxaca affected the distribution lines that supply energy from wind farms to the stores, resulting in lower consumption of clean energy.

CO2 emissions throught the years

G4-EN15, G4-EN16, G4-EN17

2,089

259

1,043

787

1,855

240

906

710

1,591

234

646

711

1,459

238

504

717

2,181

695

628

858

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Scope 1

Scope 2

Scope 3

Scope

2,180,624
CO2eq Tons
Total emissions

17.8%
Increase of scope 1
and 2 emissions

Scope 1

Fuels

 

16.52%
Mexico

1.29%
CAM

Coolants

G4-EN20

76.25%
México

5.94%
CAM

Scope 2

Electricity

 

89.55%
Mexico

10.45%
CAM

Scope 3

Fleet

 

91.15%
Mexico

5.02%
CAM

Air travel by associates

 

3.22%
Mexico

0.22%
CAM

We have decoupled sales floor growth
from emissions level growth

G4-EN18

Savings from logistics initiatives

G4-EN30

41,937,999 km
No longer traveled
23,298,888 ton
Fuel liters saved
44,070 ton C02eq
Emissions saved

Supply chain

18%of suppliers
consume
renewable energy
30%of suppliers
implemented
initiatives to reduce
emission levels
235
of suppliers answered
the survey of the Supply
Chain CDP reporting
their CO2 emissions

Climate
change risks

G4-EC2

Rising
sea levels

Changing
socio-economic
conditions
due to
natural disasters

International
agreements

Carbon taxes/
Carbon market

Changes in customer preferences,
choosing products having lesser
impact on the environment

Increased demand for water
reduced sources of water,
worsened water quality

Hurricanes & tropical storms, excessive rainfall and droughts

Decreased crop productivity and yields

Probability

Impact for the business