- Green Watch
- 09-feb-2024
Ghent issues permit for zero-energy residential project
The Belgian city of Ghent has approved the permit for a sustainable residential district project by developers Alides and CORES Investment.
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 moreSwiss Life Asset Managers (SLAM), on behalf of its funds, and as the majority partner in the consortium with Schroders Greencoat, has acquired Equans’ UK district heating and cooling portfolio.
Read moreUK impact-focused investment fund Bridges Evergreen has completed the sale of home energy efficiency company AgilityEco to infrastructure services provider M Group Services.
Read moreInrev, the European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles, has published a new paper entitled ‘Implementing a Net Zero Carbon Strategy’, discussing the challenges of achieving operational net zero carbon in the real estate industry.
Read moreThe Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) has undergone further revision to help drive efforts to get the European real estate industry to net zero. Katherine Beisler of consulting firm Hollis analyses the latest updates.
Read moreEuropean logistics specialist CTP has achieved its full, targeted allocation of €4.25 bn in green bonds to support its portfolio of sustainable business parks.
Read moreSwedish construction company Peab, steelmaker SSAB, and property developer Wihlborgs have unveiled the world's first building made with fossil-free steel.
Read moreHungarian retail real estate manager Shopper Park Plus (SPP) plans to acquire four Tesco-anchored retail parks in Slovakia with a total gross leasable area of 72,146 m2.