ENVIRONMENT

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Home to a variety of social, sporting and cultural gatherings, the Videotron Centre is situated in an environment rich in culture and history, which the Centre team is committed to preserving through sustainable initiatives. To carry out its projects, the Centre has surrounded itself with partners and sponsors who share the same values and goals of giving back to the community.

Certification

The Videotron Centre is LEED certified for the design and construction of its building. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification is an evaluation system that is internationally recognized and ensures compliance with higher standards of sustainable development. LEED-certified buildings produce less waste than conventional buildings, in addition to saving water and energy. LEED-certified buildings also promote physical and mental health, biodiversity, and the use of durable materials, while keeping the best interests of the community and the economy top of mind. The Videotron Centre received this certification for its various construction and design choices, including the following:

  • The installation of a white membrane for the roof of the amphitheatre to reduce the heat island effect.
  • The selection of local and recycled materials.
  • The installation of pillars made from certified black spruce to support the exterior cladding.
  • The design of an efficient HVAC system which supplies air through the lower seating levels and through the scoreboard.
  • The choice of drought resistant native plants to reduce irrigation needs and pesticide use for the outdoor space.
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Sustainable practices

Below you will find specific examples of sustainable practices implemented or available daily to reduce the environmental impact of the Centre’s operations and events :

  • Easy access to the site through public transportation and dedicated shuttles implemented for major events.
  • On-site charging stations for electric vehicles at the following locations : 3 stations at the P6 parking, 4 stations at the P4 parking, and 4 stations at the P2B parking for VIP guests and customers of the Blaxston restaurant.
  • On-site waste sorting.
  • Collection and recycling of consigned cans and bottles through dedicated Consignaction bins.
  • Donation of surplus food to a local food bank.
  • Collection and compost of food waste.
  • Energy monitoring of stadium equipment.

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Administrative office

250-B Boulevard Wilfrid-Hamel

Quebec (Quebec) G1L 5A7

 

Main entrance

250-B Boulevard Wilfrid-Hamel

Quebec (Quebec) G1L 5A7