Grosvenor bolsters retrofit plans with investment in climate tech firm Aeroseal

Michael Holder
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Credit: Grosvenor

Investment forms part of Grosvenor's 'retrofit first' strategy, as it looks to accelerate work to decarbonise its existing UK property portfolio

Grosvenor has snapped up a stake in specialist air sealing technology firm Aeroseal, in a move aimed at supporting property giant's 'retrofit-first' strategy to decarbonise its existing estate nationwide...

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