- Green Watch
- 18-Mar-2024
M&G invests €35m in UK sustainable housebuilder Greencore Homes
Greencore Homes, a housebuilder constructing low carbon and energy efficient homes, has secured a further £30 mln (€35 mln) from M&G Investments.
Read moreGreencore Homes, a housebuilder constructing low carbon and energy efficient homes, has secured a further £30 mln (€35 mln) from M&G Investments.
Read moreParis is hosting a two-day event starting Thursday entitled The Buildings and Climate Global Forum.
Read moreHIH Invest Real Estate has acquired a wind farm near Steinheim in the north-eastern part of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The acquisition was completed on behalf of the HIH Green Energy Invest fund.
Read moreThe Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is launching a new data list, alongside a thought leadership paper which explores and aids valuers to incorporate ESG into their work.
Read moreGlobal investment giant Patrizia, alongside its wholly managed operating company, Storag Etzel, has signed option lease agreements with Dutch energy infrastructure company Gasunie for the development of hydrogen storage caverns in the caverns facility in Etzel in Lower Saxony.
Read moreEuropean construction company Agilité has become one of only 18 companies within the ‘contracting and building’ sector to earn B Corp status.
Read moreThe Belgian city of Ghent has approved the permit for a sustainable residential district project by developers Alides and CORES Investment.
Read moreA new methodology for measuring the carbon footprint of buildings throughout their entire life cycle has been launched in eight European countries as part of industry efforts to decarbonise real estate.
Read moreThe Atlas fund managed by Kryalos SGR, a private independent Italian asset management company with €12.5 billion of AuM, and one of the "significant asset management companies" according to the definition contained in the Bank of Italy's Regulation, has been promoted to Article 8 of the SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation).
Read moreReal-estate owner Antilooppi has achieved BREEAM or LEED environmental certification for its entire property portfolio, becoming one of the first and largest companies in the field in Finland to do so.
Read moreAres, Coima and MEAG are three investors which have closed multiple acquisitions in the last few weeks.