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
Singapore
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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