How to achieve the sustainable city
We made bold strategic decisions early on that mean we are now at the forefront of our sector. We were the first of all the Swedish property companies to achieve 100 per cent green financing in 2020, and in 2021 we signed the first taxonomy-adapted loan in the Nordic region. We have ambitious goals for 2030, and by continuing to make bold decisions, we are confident we will achieve them.
GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) produces an annual ranking of the property sector from a sustainability perspective. In this year’s survey, Fabege rose to 94 points out of 100, which means that the company is ranked highest in the Office sector in the category of listed real estate companies in northern Europe.
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A new comprehensive travel survey shows that the vast majority of people who work in Arenastaden travel to the area in an emission-efficient way, using public transport, bicycle, walking, rechargeable car, moped or electric scooter.
Read more about CERO and the resultsWe at Fabege are proud of how far we have come in our sustainability work, but at the same time assume that everything has the potential to improve. Therefore, our sustainability report is a good tool for simultaneously mapping, evaluating and driving our sustainability work.
In a traditional new construction project, about 450 kg of CO[2]/sqm is currently emitted. Fabege is now starting to design Parkhuset in Solna Business Park, which is expected to achieve emissions of 225 CO[2]/sqm – this is only half the climate impact compared to a traditional new construction project.
SEB’s office in Arenastaden has achieved Fitwel’s healthy building certification. It is the first property in Europe to be awarded three stars, which only five percent of those that apply for the certification manage to achieve.
Fabege supports the UN Global Compact initiative for corporate actions regarding human rights, labour law, environmental practice and anti-corruption measures.
