Fibra Mty, the first investment trust in industrial and office real estate, became the first real estate trust to obtain the EDGE Advanced Certification (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies), for its corporate headquarters located in the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León Mexico.

The advantages of having received this seal are saving energy by 40%, water by 56% and materials that require less energy consumption by 73%, compared to the market average.

"This constitutes a first step towards the final medium-term objective of achieving the maximum level of EDGE (Zero Carbon) that contemplates a 100% reduction of emissions in the operation of the corporate space", indicated the real estate investment trust ( fiber) in a release.

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Javier Llaca, director of Operations and Acquisitions of Fibra MTY, explained in a previous interview that they continue to focus on fulfilling their commitments in factors related to environmental, social and better corporate governance (ASG), for which they analyze certifying more properties under labels. sustainable.

“We have just received the EDGE certification of our Monterrey offices. We have a very ambitious certification program for all offices and we are starting to evaluate the certifications for our industrial properties”, commented the manager.

He said they currently have 12 office buildings listed and their goal is to get as many properties certified as possible in the next 12 to 24 months.

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“ESG topics we do not see as a fashionable topic, but as a topic that came for stay," declared Javier Llaca.

The EDGE Advanced Certification guarantees the saving of energy, water and low-energy materials incorporated, which is issued by the Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI) and promoted by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group.

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