- Green Watch
- 16-Aug-2023
KanAm Grund creates new ESG strategy unit
Germany’s KanAm Grund Group has bundled its internal ESG expertise into a new unit headed by Manuel Hein.
Read moreGermany’s KanAm Grund Group has bundled its internal ESG expertise into a new unit headed by Manuel Hein.
Read morePolish warehouse developer 7R has appointed a group of experts from various fields to develop and implement a functional zero-emission warehouse.
Read moreOne of Europe’s largest solar power rooftop installations has been brought onstream by solar developer Sunrock on Patrizia’s 210,000 m2 Maasvlakte logistics development in Rotterdam’s harbour area.
Read moreA raft of high profile real estate companies have signed up for the Institutional Limited Partners Association’s (ILPA) diversity in action (DIA) initiative, following work by Ivanhoé Cambridge to galvanise its peers.
Read moreEuropean timber construction project developer UBM Development has revealed plans to build the highest timber skyscraper in the world.
Read moreSwedish listed property developer Atrium Ljungberg has announced plans for the world's largest urban construction project in wood in Stockholm, Sweden.
Read moreGerman investor and asset manager Publity aims to manage at least 50% ESG-compliant buildings by 2030 and reach 100% in the long term.
Read moreNorthern Europe-focused real estate manager Niam has secured further large scale solar projects in Sweden via its infrastructure fund.
Read moreThe Urban Land Institute (ULI) has launched its Transition Risk Assessment (TRA) Guidelines to help decarbonise the built environment across Europe.
Read moreKGAL Investment Management has announced a joint venture with Polish project developer Lasuno for its KGAL ESPF 5 impact fund, for the purpose of developing four solar parks with a total capacity of more than 200 megawatts (MW).
Read moreAres, Coima and MEAG are three investors which have closed multiple acquisitions in the last few weeks.