CapitaLand wants 100% of global portfolio green-certified by 2030
The property giant also aims to have at least 20% of group energy consumption from renewable source by 2025
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PROPERTY giant CapitaLand is stepping up on its sustainability goals as it works towards legal completion of its acquisition of business space provider Ascendas-Singbridge by the end of June.
It has set a target of achieving 100 per cent green certification of its enlarged global portfolio by 2030, and to have at least 20 per cent of its energy consumption coming from a renewable energy source for the extended group by 2025, president and group chief executive Lee Chee Koon said in the group's 10th sustainability report published on Wednesday.
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