By SB Staff December 15, 2022 McDonald’s Corp. has signed an agreement with Enel North America to cut down supply chain emissions for the fast-food chain’s U.S. restaurants.All five members of McDonald’s North American Logistics Council (NALC) — Armada, Earp Distribution, Martin Brower, Mile Hi Foods and The Anderson-DuBose Company — have signed agreements with Enel to purchase renewable energy and the associated renewable energy certificates (RECs) from Enel Green Power’s Blue Jay solar project in Grimes County, Texas.This aggregation of a major company purchasing power jointly with its logistics partners means the electricity load of McDonald’s USA‘s entire logistics supply chain for all its U.S. restaurants is expected to be 100% supported by renewable energy.The Blue Jay solar project is expected to be fully operational in 2023. Once complete,…
McDonald’s signs solar energy agreement with Enel to reduce supply chain emissions
