The company manages a lot of land and property, including $13 billion worth of properties in large parts of London’s West End and 17 retail parks and shopping centres around Britainคำพูดจาก ทดลองใช้ สูตรสล็อต. It said that it would reduce emissions from directly-managed assets to net zero within a decade. That’s up from a previous target of an 80% reduction.The plan includes exploring options such as green leases that could require tenants to buy renewable electricity. It could even mean providing electric vehicle charging points and cycle facilities for commuters.
It will also rethink how it develops properties. It would refurbish old buildings rather than demolish and replace them, reducing emissions associated with construction.Also owning large expanses of rural and agricultural land, including Windsor Great Park, it plans to re-wild or plant forests on its land to help meet its new net-zero emissions goal.Dan Labbad, chief executive of the Crown Estate, told The Times newspaper: “We have a responsibility to do more than grow the financial returns we generate for the nation.“We also have a responsibility to help the nation meet the wider challenges it faces head-on, including stepping up with purpose and pace to address the environmental crisis”.
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