Disneyland Paris takes further steps towards sustainability

Disneyland Paris continues to take concrete actions to reduce its carbon footprint. After opening Europe's largest solar panel installation in 2023, the resort is now announcing the installation of a thermo-cooling machine. This machine will be able to provide both heating and cooling, leading to a significant reduction in CO2 emissions.

The thermal refrigerating machine is expected to reduce natural gas consumption by 14% and heating requirements by 10%. It will also reduce water consumption by about 30,000 cubic metres. This saved water will be used to maintain green areas and clean paths.

This new measure is part of a broader strategy that sees Disneyland Paris focusing on energy savings, optimisation of existing facilities, electrification and large-scale renewable energy projects. In 2020, the resort already opened Europe's largest solar panel installation, producing 36 GWh/year of energy annually.

Disneyland Paris is showing itself to be a responsible tourism player, actively contributing to a more sustainable future.