Catena is pushing for a stronger and more resilient energy system
Together with other stakeholders in the #HusförHus initiative, Catena is advocating for a stronger role for the real estate sector in Sweden’s future energy system. In an article published by Fastighetsnytt, the industry highlights how buildings can contribute to greater energy resilience, reduced strain on the electricity grid, and a faster energy transition.
The energy crisis of recent years has highlighted just how closely interconnected energy security, competitiveness, and resilience are. At the same time, there is significant untapped potential within Sweden’s existing building stock.
Together with other companies in the #HusförHus initiative, Catena has signed an article published in Fastighetsnytt advocating for a stronger role for the real estate sector in Sweden’s future energy system. The article highlights how buildings can contribute through energy efficiency measures, local energy production, and increased flexibility within the energy system. By making better use of the capacity already available in buildings, the sector can help create a more robust and resilient society.
For Catena, this is a natural part of our long-term sustainability efforts. Logistics properties are well positioned to support the energy transition through efficient energy use as well as investments in solutions that strengthen the electricity system and reduce climate impact.
As the energy system faces new challenges, more stakeholders need to be part of the solution. That is why Catena continues to advocate for conditions that enable properties to reach their full potential, both in supporting the energy transition and strengthening Sweden’s energy resilience.
