The company specialized in the development and administration of logistics properties, Prologis, and Beetmann, a provider of sustainable energy solutions, will create a new project for the generation and supply of renewable energy that will allow the generation of more than 90 Gigawatt hours (GWh) of clean energy per year for Prologis clients operating in Mexico.

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As a first step, they will install a system of 1,126 solar panels to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions during the first year by around 7,400 tons, equivalent to the annual energy use of 933 homes.

The project was announced at the facilities of the Prologis Park Izcalli industrial complex, together with the client of the Prologis Real Estate Investment Trust, CEVA Logistics.

Once this first phase is completed, the installation of more than 110,000 additional solar panels is planned, which would allow an estimated reduction of more than 2.1 million tons of CO2.

Susan Uthayakumar, Global Director of Energy and Sustainability for Prologis, said the company is focused on finding innovative ways to reduce emissions across its portfolio, in partnership with its customers, to advance its goal of generating 1 GW of energy. sustainable by 2025, Uthayakumar said.

For his part, Luis Gutiérrez, president of Prologis Latin America, recognized the contribution of the teams of the three companies and assured that it is an ambitious project that will have enormous benefits in terms of clean and renewable energy.

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It is worth mentioning that Fibra Prologis is committed to achieving zero net emissions and at the same time providing access to renewable energy to its clients.

The firm has also made progress in its goal of green certifications; Until the second quarter of 2023, it completed 4.5 million square feet with the BOMA Best certification, giving 65% of its portfolio a sustainable label.

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