LES PIONNIERS DE CHAMONIX
Chamonix, FRANCE
Bernard MOLLIET
MAGNUS League
7 staff members
25 professional contracts
1 200 spectators/match
Labeling Date : 05/05/25
The Chamonix Hockey Club, the origin of the PIONNIERS, is an iconic club in French hockey. Founded in 1910, it holds the record for the most French championship titles (30).
Located in the heart of the town, the Richard Bozon Ice Rink, built in 1962, hosts the Pionniers' home games. With its Olympic-sized ice (60x30 meters), the venue is one of the "big ice surfaces" in the league.
Considered the temple of French hockey, Richard Bozon transforms on game nights to make the 1,900 fans the chamoniard Arena can host vibrate!
A new ice rink project is underway in Chamonix to provide the club with a modern, high-performance, and more energy-efficient facility.
FPFP Labeling
47.45/100
Key strengths
WASTE MANAGEMENT
- Recycling bins placed at specific points in the arena.
- Glass sorted separately in the restaurant.
- No food waste.
- Plastic use reduced to a minimum.
TRANSPORTS
- 2 hybrid vehicles out of 5.
- Team travels by bus.
- Carpooling is used and communicated but not promoted.
- Bike racks available.
ECO-RESPONSIBILITY ON-SITE
- Use of FSC-certified and eco-labeled paper.
- Reusable bottles provided to each employee.
- Second-hand printer.
- Merchandising packages are reused.
- Electric ice resurfaces.
- Ice shavings reused for cross-country ski trails.
RESPONSIBLE CATERING
- Local caterer
- Locally sourced products
- No food waste – leftovers donated to volunteers
- Promotion of local gastronomy
The Fair Play For Planet team congratulates the Pionniers de Chamonix for their commitment to a more sustainable and responsible sport.
