- Green Watch
- 01-nov-2023
GLP signs 15-year energy supply contract
GLP has signed a 15-year deal to supply energy produced from solar panels on the roof of one of its logistics parks to a door manufacturer.
Read moreGLP has signed a 15-year deal to supply energy produced from solar panels on the roof of one of its logistics parks to a door manufacturer.
Read moreBarings, which has one of the largest global real estate investment managers, has achieved its highest scores to date in the annual Global Sustainability Benchmark for Real Assets (GRESB).
Read moreFidelity International has completed an investment in central London offices being sold as part of an exit by WeWork Capital Partners, which assembled a number of office properties for its flexible office model in the UK during its heyday several years ago.
Read morePoland-based construction company DMDmodular has brought to the market an energy-efficient modular housing solution.
Read moreAzora and CBRE Spain have launched the Climate Solutions Challenge, a European competition to identify leading companies specialised in the decarbonisation of real estate.
Read moreDrees & Sommer has emerged as the principal investor in Bable Smart Cities, a scale-up company in the field of smart and climate-neutral city development.
Read moreEnea, one of the largest energy companies in Poland, has acquired the Genowefa photovoltaic farm from a joint venture between Griffin Capital Partners and Kajima.
Read moreItalian asset manager Coima has revealed plans to redevelop an existing 1950s building in Milan into an innovative, technologically sophisticated and highly sustainable new office project.
Read moreDutch real estate investor Altera Vastgoed and construction firm BAM Wonen are working together to make Altera's 1980s residential property portfolio more sustainable.
Read morePrologis has announced that its Dutch facility, Prologis Park Eindhoven DC4, has been awarded the International Living Future Institute (ILFI) Zero Carbon Certificate.
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.