New Industrial Parks Seek to Be More Sustainable: FINSA

According to FINSA, new industrial parks prioritize sustainability and aim to be more intelligent and environmentally friendly.
Companies focus on decarbonization and fulfilling sustainable commitments, with sustainability becoming a mandatory aspect of business operations.

FINSA expects sustainability to become a mandatory requirement for business operations. Photo: BigStock.

By: SiiLA News

06/08/2022

The care for the environment is a cornerstone in the strategy of any business, which is why new industrial parks aim to be smarter and more sustainable. According to FINSA, these parks are designed to create long-term value and help their users fulfill sustainable commitments.

The company emphasized that corporations seek not only productivity and profitability but also a sense of social, environmental, and community well-being. In that regard, FINSA highlighted that companies have set the goal of fully decarbonizing their economy by 2050. In the case of North American companies, compliance with one of the chapters of the USMCA regarding trade and the environment is also a priority.

FINSA's analysis predicts that sustainability will become mandatory for business operations, along with certifications like LEED Gold. Their report revealed that currently, nearly 40% of certified industrial properties achieve reductions of 2,200 tons of CO2, 3,800 MWh of electricity consumption, and savings of 16,900 m3 of water.

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