Grosvenor Property UK slashes emissions across portfolio by 38 per cent

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Grosvenor Square | Credit: Grosvenor Property
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Grosvenor Square | Credit: Grosvenor Property

Property company claims ongoing investments in energy efficiency measures and energy management technologies has helped put it on track to cut its emissions in half by 2030

Grosvenor Property UK claims to have slashed carbon emissions across its entire estate and supply chain by well over a third since 2019, according to the real estate firm's latest sustainability report....

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