DE4CC0DE-5FC3-4494-BCBF-4D50B00366B5

Lidl To Provide Renewable Energy For Customers

By Publications Checkout
Share this article
Lidl To Provide Renewable Energy For Customers

German retailer Lidl, in cooperation with energy supplier E.on, has announced its plans to become a provider of green electricity. The new service, called Lidl-Strom, will be available from 3 July onwards.

The retailer says that Lidl-Strom energy will offer 'a significant price advantage' in comparison with most local providers, and there will be a comprehensive price guarantee until 31 January 2019. In addition to the tariff, customers will receive a €10 shopping voucher when entering the contract.

Sustainable Partnership

With this new environmentally friendly development, Lidl says that it is further expanding its position as a responsible retailer. The green electricity provided by E.on originates entirely from renewable energies, such as wind, solar and hydropower, and from Tüv-certified power plants.

“Together with E.on, we offer our customers green electricity at a reasonable Lidl price, originating from sustainable and renewable sources," said Jan Bock, managing director of purchasing at Lidl Germany.

"With E.on, we found a cooperation partner that ensures a secure and reliable supply for our customers. Lidl-Strom makes it possible for everyone to do something for our environment,” Bock said.

© 2017 European Supermarket Magazine – your source for the latest retail news. Article by Larissa Zimmer. Click subscribe to sign up to ESM: The European Supermarket Magazine.

ADVERTISEMENT
Get the week's top grocery retail news

The most important stories from European grocery retail direct to your inbox every Thursday

Processing your request...

Thanks! please check your email to confirm your subscription.

By signing up you are agreeing to our terms & conditions and privacy policy. You can unsubscribe at any time.