Akademiska Hus AB 2023 IR
The report highlights Akademiska Hus's progress in developing sustainable and attractive knowledge environments across Sweden. In 2023, the company achieved a 62% reduction in its carbon footprint compared to the 2019 baseline, driven by lower construction volumes and decreased emissions from operating properties. Additionally, energy-efficiency measures resulted in energy savings of 22 GWh, and the proportion of taxonomy-aligned turnover increased from 40% to 52%. The company also completed major projects like Forum Medicum and Språkskrapan, while continuing its nationwide solar energy initiative with 142 installations producing 9.7 million kWh of renewable electricity.
Company: Akademiska Hus AB
Country: Sweden
Year: 2023
Type: IR
Pages: 131
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Akademiska Hus AB
Annual And Sustainability Report
The report highlights Akademiska Hus's progress in developing sustainable and attractive knowledge environments across Sweden. In 2023, the company achieved a 62% reduction in its carbon footprint compared to the 2019 baseline, driven by lower construction volumes and decreased emissions from operating properties. Additionally, energy-efficiency measures resulted in energy savings of 22 GWh, and the proportion of taxonomy-aligned turnover increased from 40% to 52%. The company also completed major projects like Forum Medicum and Språkskrapan, while continuing its nationwide solar energy initiative with 142 installations producing 9.7 million kWh of renewable electricity.
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Report Year
2023
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2023 - Dec 31, 2023
Fiscal Year
2023
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
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