FC Bayern Munich

The stadium is powered 100 % by renewable energy.
All FC Bayern Munich sites (Säbener Straße (HQ and training centre), FCB Campus (youth training centre), Audi Dome and the Allianz Arena) are already 100% powered by electricity from renewable sources

Allianz Arena has been certified with the European eco-label since 2016. Since 2006 the stadium has conformed with EMAS standards https://miasanrot.de/klimaschutz-fc-bayern-interview-muth/
All of FCB’s properties are controlled in an energy-efficient manner that optimises consumption and is adapted to their particular use. In addition, the two energy-heavy locations Allianz Arena and FCB Campus are also automatically adjusted to the operating conditions in the technology via a very modern central control technology adhering to an energy efficiency plan
380,000 energy-efficient LED installation, that will be 60% more efficient, were installed for the façade lighting https://allianz-arena.com/de/die-arena/fakten/emas
Partnership with Siemens extended with the primary focus on the potential use of efficient energy-storage technology and energy-management systems for the Allianz Arena and training facilities. https://www.insidersport.com/2020/07/02/bayern-enhances-sustainability-focus-following-siemens-extension/

Advocates travel by public transport and organising a carpool https://miasanrot.de/klimaschutz-fc-bayern-interview-muth/
Bicycle parking areas have been expanded by 300% in the last 5 years, with dedicated parking spaces for motorised two-wheel vehicles.
Audi has helped FC Bayern Munich become the first club in the world to use electric cars: http://www.automobilsport.com/audi-electrifies-fc-bayern-munich—212850.html
E-mobility charging facilities in the Allianz Arena and säbener Straße
A concept is under development to encourage employees to use public transport, carpooling, bicycles, etc.
FCB surveys on fan trips through to understand the means of transport of the fans who come to home games, the results are in the evaluation.

FCB has a systematic policy to reduce or remove disposable plastics for the Allianz Arena – part of EMAS certification and compliance with the requirements of global catering company Do & Co
For Säbener Straße: No use of disposable cutlery or crockery
Reusable cup system at the Allianz Arena has saved one million cups over the year with a deposit scheme (2euros). Bayern Munich’s reusable cup system made them the first winner of the European Reusable awards https://fcbayern.com/en/news/2019/09/reusable-award
Bayern Munich have been acknowledged for reducing plastic waste https://fcbayern.com/en/news/2019/09/reusable-award

0% go to the landfill.
More than 90% of the waste is recycled, the residual waste is converted into electricity via a waste heat and power plant, which in turn is used to flush their reusable cups
Bayern Munich have a systematic policy towards waste management, that applies to all club sites
Bayern Munich have been acknowledged for reducing plastic waste https://fcbayern.com/en/news/2019/09/reusable-award

All urinals in public areas are centrally controlled and flushed to save water while adhering to strict hygiene guidelines. Taps are contactless and all the seated toilets are equipped with water-saving flushing devices.

Vegan options at Allianz Arena – Two kiosks sell vegetarian pizzas, while eight other kiosks offer vegan sandwiches. Not available at other venues but this is being discussed https://miasanrot.de/klimaschutz-fc-bayern-interview-muth/
FC Bayern Munich offers vegan/plant based food options for players and staff

FC Bayern had and has a sustainability policy. Since mid-2020, it has been realigned for the coming decade under the motto “Ahead”. The project is led by the future CEO Oliver Kahn.
Minor mention of climate on ‘responsibility’ page: https://fcbayern.com/en/club/values/responsibility
FC Bayern Munich has been a member of the Climate Alliance of the Bavarian Free State since 2015. The Climate Alliance is a broad social network for more climate change action in Bavaria. The partners have set themselves the goal of raising awareness of the issue of climate protection, using joint campaigns to raise understanding for the sustainable use of scarce resources and promoting climate-friendly behaviour. The partners of the Climate Alliance support the Bavarian state government’s goal of reducing annual greenhouse gas emissions to below 2 tonnes per Bavarian citizen by 2050.
Bayern Munich announced “The Mission – Sports be Sustainable” project https://allianz-arena.com/en/news/2020/10/sports-be-sustainable-starting-point-for-sustainable-football-stadiums-projects
Long term commitment by the club, outlined in an in-depth interview by Jürgen Muth which is available on the club website https://miasanrot.de/klimaschutz-fc-bayern-interview-muth/

Information sourced directly from FC Bayern Munich staff, website and third party websites
Information updated March 26th 2021

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