Grosvenor Property UK confirms it has cut emissions by a quarter

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Property developer and owner publishes 2023 sustainability update, detailing how it has reduced emissions by 26 per cent since 2019

Real estate group Grosvenor UK has announced it reduced its absolute carbon emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 by more than a quarter since 2019. The property giant published its latest sustainability...

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