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FIBRA Macquarie Mexico Recognized as EDGE Champion
- FIBRA Macquarie Mexico (FIBRAMQ) has been selected as the EDGE Champion 2022, in recognition of its efforts to promote sustainable building practices and green certifications based on the EDGE software and standard.
- FIBRA Macquarie has certified 6 industrial buildings in 2021 and aims to certify more properties from its portfolio, prioritizing resource efficiency and environmental benefits.
02/09/2022
FIBRA Macquarie Mexico (FIBRAMQ) (BMV: FIBRAMQ), announced today that it has been selected as EDGE Champion 2022. The EDGE Champion distinction for FIBRA Macquarie is a recognition in partnership with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, for accelerating the adoption of sustainable building practices through the promotion of green building certifications based on the EDGE ("Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies") software, standard, and certification system. FIBRA Macquarie is part of a select group of real estate vehicles in Latin America that is recognized as an EDGE Champion.
"We are proud to receive this honor, and would like to thank the IFC for its recognition. In 2021, we certified 6 industrial buildings through the EDGE sustainable certification system, and over time, we expect to certify more properties from our existing portfolio. By prioritizing a more efficient use of resources, we are able to generate benefits for the environment while achieving more efficient buildings.
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