Castellum is Europe's most sustainable property company
Castellum has been recognized for the seventh year in a row in the Sustainability Yearbook, ranking first in the Nordic region and fifth globally among property companies. The Yearbook, produced by S&P Global, evaluated 7,544 companies across various industries. Castellum's commitment to sustainability includes a target of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2030, with new projects mandated to reduce climate impact by 30% starting in 2023. The company has conducted climate risk analyses for its properties, aiming for zero workplace injuries. This recognition underscores Castellum's strategy and the increasing interest in sustainable investments.
- Ranked first in the Nordic region and fifth worldwide in sustainability by the Sustainability Yearbook.
- Targets net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 with new projects reducing climate impact by 30%.
- Conducted climate risk analysis for its properties to mitigate risks associated with climate change.
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For the seventh consecutive year, Castellum has been included in the Sustainability Yearbook, which ranks the world's foremost companies in sustainability. As a property company, Castellum ranks first in the Nordic region and in
The Yearbook presents the companies that rank among the top 15 per cent in their industries. The objective of the index is to steer investors toward more sustainable investments. In this year's edition, 7,544 companies in 61 industries were assessed.
"It is extremely gratifying to receive further confirmation that our strategy is effective, and that interest in sustainable investments continues to increase," says
- As a step in achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2030, Castellum has raised the bar for the company's projects. Starting in 2023, all major projects will reduce their climate impact by 30 per cent, be studied regarding the potential to install energy storage systems, and always be equipped with solar panels.
- In order to identify which properties run the greatest risk of being impacted by climate change, Castellum has conducted a climate risk analysis of its entire portfolio so as to counteract damages and risks in conjunction, for example, with flooding or landslides.
- One of Castellum's recurring targets, which is monitored annually, is zero workplace injuries and work-related illness among employees and suppliers.
"Sustainability is an integral – and priority – component of Castellum's operations, and we will continue to promote the necessary climate transition," says Joacim Sjöberg, Acting CEO of
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About Castellum
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