Olympique de Marseille 2022

Heat recovery from a nearby wastewater treatment plant, connected to the stadium, provides heating all year round
It is the only system of this type in France and contributes to considerably reducing energy consumption (The water from the treatment plant will therefore cool or heat the heat exchangers according to needs: heating in winter and cooling in summer.)
Lighting with LED lights
GTCS system

Travel of the team by bus if the trip lasts less than 5 hours
Partnership with Olympique de Marseille, the South Region and the SNCF to set up a virtuous system of incentives for the use of public transport (tickets train €5 for adults and €2.50 for children)
Partnership with Stadium Go for carpooling
Partnership at a single rate at €6 with Qpark Effia and Op’n’goMobility charter with directions for coming to the stadium and identification of bike stations
Bike parking
Collaboration with Waze for real-time traffic around the stadium and Moovit
Diagnosis by a research firm to establish recommendations for the accessibility of the stadium
As part of the Nature 2050 program of the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, a “green and blue path” should be created from by 2024 along the 14 kilometers of the Huveaune, a waterway linking the city center of Marseille to the Orange Vélodrome with the aim of redeveloping the banks of the Huveaune and promoting new forms of mobility to get to the stadium + Stats per game

8 special recycling stations for plastic bottles in collaboration with Coca Cola
Biodegradable disposable glass
Removal of gift wrapping from dressing rooms, bags and packaging at the bar
All OM employees and players receive a water bottle (fountains available)
Abolition of single-use plastic at the training center

Zone dedicated to selective sorting in the stadium with two compactors with 5 sectors: plastic, cardboard, glass, bulky items, Bio-waste (composted)
Training centre: food waste for the farm
Partnership with the food bank
Employee refreshment bar: All items remaining at 1€ for the contributors of the event to reduce waste
Recycling of plastic caps for MARH

Rainwater reuse system (not drinking water) for sanitary facilities, land irrigation and outdoor area cleaning and floor cleaning
Recovery of gray water produced in the nearby wastewater treatment plant which limits the impact of water discharges in urban areas, thus helping to reduce the risk of flooding
Water leak detection system

Vegetarian offer at the stadium
1 day per week without meat at headquarters
Olympique de Marseille and the Stade Vélodrome organise a dialogue with stakeholders throughout the supply chain in terms of sustainable food: steering committee, local products, seasonality, increased transparency and traceability of products, origins. (50% sustainable food)
Making the service provider aware of WWF France recommendations and increased control of the information provided as part of this commitment

Biodiversity diagnosis. Inventory with a naturalist to identify the biodiversity around the training center. Differentiated/diversified management
Reduction of phytosanitary products for all sites
Manual weeding
Creation of passage in the fences of the wildlife training center

Category of the “OM Foundation” on the site, but it is mainly involved in societal actions
Information on the environmental stadium is published directly on the stadium page
Some information in the news section and on social networks
Signatory of the Charter of 15 eco-responsible commitments (WWF and French Ministry collaboration)
First French stadium certified ISO 20121 (certifying a positive ecological impact)
The stadium is integrated into a new eco-district of 100,000 m² around the Marseille site
Consultation of stakeholders / local residents each year to determine expectations and needs in terms of sustainable development

Information shared directly from Olympique Marseilles staff, website and third party websites.
Information updated on April 6, 2022