Kenneth Booth
Bain Capital Acquires Major Stake in AQ Compute to Drive Sustainable Data Centres Across Europe

Bain Capital Acquires Major Stake in AQ Compute to Drive Sustainable Data Centres Across Europe

Bain Capital, a global leader in multi-asset investment, has acquired an 80% stake in AQ Compute, Aquila Group’s dedicated data centre subsidiary. This partnership signals a substantial investment drive to develop sustainable, AI-ready data centres across Europe, leveraging Bain Capital’s global expertise and Aquila’s focus on renewable energy. Established in

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Catella APAM completes sale of Leeds retail space for £4.7 million

Catella APAM completes sale of Leeds retail space for £4.7 million

Catella APAM, a prominent real estate asset and investment management firm, acting on behalf of Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF), has announced the successful sale of 133-137 Briggate in Leeds for a total of £4.7 million. The approximately 10,800 sq. ft. retail space was acquired by property investment and development

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Logicor Completes Development at Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park

Logicor Completes Development at Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park

Logicor, a leading owner, manager and developer of European logistics real estate, has completed the first two buildings in Logicor Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park, the first ‘Last Mile’ logistics hub in the city. The newly delivered development is strategically located at the exit to the Sun Highway (Autostrada Soarelui),

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Star Power Secures ISO Re-Accreditation for 2025

Star Power Secures ISO Re-Accreditation for 2025

Temporary power solutions specialist, Star Power, has successfully achieved re-accreditation for three key international standards: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, and ISO 14001:2015. This reaffirmation underscores the company’s dedication to maintaining business quality, health and safety, and environmental management systems. The rigorous three-day audit, conducted by the British Assessment Bureau, covered

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RED Construction Group appointed on £35m worth of projects in the South West

RED Construction Group appointed on £35m worth of projects in the South West

RED Construction Group, the specialist main contractor, has been appointed on two projects in Bristol, valued at a combined £35m. RED’s South West division will carry out the work, including a prominent, £20m student accommodation scheme and the South West’s biggest façade remediation project. RedOak Property has instructed RED Construction’s

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The Future of Facilities Management: AI to Bring a New Era of Efficiency

The Future of Facilities Management: AI to Bring a New Era of Efficiency

Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform the landscape of facilities management (FM), according to global real estate advisor, CBRE. Early adopters of this evolving technology can expect to enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs and improve the overall occupant experience. In its AI series, CBRE uncovers the ways facilities managers

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Issue 335 : Dec 2025

Kenneth Booth

Bain Capital Acquires Major Stake in AQ Compute to Drive Sustainable Data Centres Across Europe

Bain Capital Acquires Major Stake in AQ Compute to Drive Sustainable Data Centres Across Europe

Bain Capital, a global leader in multi-asset investment, has acquired an 80% stake in AQ Compute, Aquila Group’s dedicated data centre subsidiary. This partnership signals a substantial investment drive to develop sustainable, AI-ready data centres across Europe, leveraging Bain Capital’s global expertise and Aquila’s focus on renewable energy. Established in 2020 by Aquila Group, AQ Compute has carved out a niche by offering modular and environmentally responsible data centre solutions. Their operations focus on clean energy sources, with their first major sustainable data centre recently launched near Oslo. Plans are underway for further expansion, with new centres planned in tech hubs like Barcelona and Milan. This alliance aims to create a leading data centre platform in Europe, supporting the rapid growth in demand from hyperscale and AI customers while addressing the challenges of high power usage and carbon emissions. Ali Haroon, a Partner at Bain Capital, highlighted Europe’s promising data centre market, driven by increasing demand for cloud storage, AI, and high-performance computing. He noted that combining their investment expertise with Aquila’s commitment to renewable energy places AQ Compute in a strong position to address both data demands and the sector’s power challenges. Bain Capital’s significant global experience in data centres is key to AQ Compute’s growth trajectory, with successful ventures including Bridge Data Centres in Asia and support for DC BLOX in the United States. Rafael Coste Campos, a Managing Director at Bain, emphasised their deep experience in the European property market and infrastructure services, which will be instrumental as they build AQ Compute into a market leader in sustainable data centres. Aquila Group’s CEO, Roman Rosslenbroich, expressed confidence in the joint venture’s potential, noting that their ongoing 20% stake ensures AQ Compute’s sustainable growth aligns with Aquila’s long-term goals. Rosslenbroich commented on the dual challenge and opportunity presented by increasing data demands and the necessity for sustainable solutions, stressing the importance of using clean energy to power Europe’s digital future. Markus Holzer, Chairman of AQ Compute, underscored the importance of Bain Capital’s backing in accelerating AQ Compute’s pipeline. With this new alliance, AQ Compute is poised to set a benchmark in sustainable, AI-focused data centre development, bolstering Europe’s digital infrastructure while prioritising environmental responsibility. This strategic partnership between Bain Capital and Aquila Group marks a significant step toward greener data infrastructure across Europe, with plans for multi-billion-euro investments focused on addressing both today’s and tomorrow’s digital and environmental demands. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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East West Rail announces electrification plans and details of public consultation

East West Rail announces electrification plans and details of public consultation

East West Railway Company (EWR Co) has announced plans for electrification and the dates of a public consultation on the latest designs and plans for its project which will link Oxford, Milton Keynes, Bedford and Cambridge.     The 10-week non-statutory consultation will run from 14 November 2024 to 24 January 2025, offering communities along the route a crucial opportunity to have their say on the latest plans and shape the future design of the railway.   EWR Co has confirmed its preference for green traction power in the form of discontinuous electrification with hybrid battery-electric trains, after the Chancellor confirmed government support for the project in yesterday’s Budget.  As well as the environmental benefits such as reducing carbon emissions, discontinuous electrification would mean overhead lines would only need to be installed along some sections of the route, which would significantly reduce disruption during construction and potentially decrease visual impacts in more sensitive locations along the new railway. This option would also cost less than full electrification, reducing the need to alter current structures and requiring less land for things such as mast foundations.  As well as electrification, the consultation will provide latest designs and information on East West Rail, including:   David Hughes, CEO, EWR Co, said: “We’re excited to confirm our plans for electrification, which support our environmental goals by delivering sustainable low carbon journeys and supporting the UK’s transition to an overall net zero carbon economy.    “This consultation is a pivotal moment in our journey to create a railway that truly serves the needs of our communities and delivers sustainable growth for the region and the whole country by improving access to jobs, education and public services.  “East West Rail represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to connect communities across the Oxford-Cambridge region. We invite everyone to take part in our consultation and share their feedback on our proposals to create a positive legacy for future generations who will live and work in the area.”   Consultation events will be held at various locations along the entire proposed route, including some weekend dates and online events, to widen opportunities for people to attend. A Virtual Consultation Room will also be available, where all the information shown at the public events can be accessed online in a virtual room.  For those unable to attend in person, all consultation materials will be available online, with multiple ways to provide feedback.   The consultation, originally planned for summer 2024, was rescheduled due to the General Election. This new timeframe covers the Christmas and New Year holiday period, but to ensure ensures that communities have ample opportunity to engage with the project and shape its development, the consultation period runs for an additional two weeks and concludes on 24th January.    For more information about the consultation and how to get involved, please visit our consultation page or contact our helpdesk at contact@eastwestrail.co.uk  Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Catella APAM completes sale of Leeds retail space for £4.7 million

Catella APAM completes sale of Leeds retail space for £4.7 million

Catella APAM, a prominent real estate asset and investment management firm, acting on behalf of Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF), has announced the successful sale of 133-137 Briggate in Leeds for a total of £4.7 million. The approximately 10,800 sq. ft. retail space was acquired by property investment and development firm Augur Group Limited. The unit, which includes the basement, ground, and part of the first floor, was previously single let to the internationally renowned footwear retailer, Foot Locker. Catella APAM, through its Development Management subsidiary Bankfoot APAM, had completed significant refurbishment works to an adjacent unit in 2023 into which Foot Locker was relocated. The strategic move followed the sale of the long leasehold interest in the upper floor in November 2023, collectively optimising the asset’s total sales receipts. Nicky Newman, Senior Asset Manager at Catella APAM, commented: “We are pleased to have successfully completed the sale of Briggate on behalf of GMPF. This transaction underscores our ongoing commitment to enhancing asset value and aligning with GMPF’s broader investment strategy to meet pension liabilities.” “Our proactive management and strategic asset management enhancements have maximised returns, reflecting our dedication to delivering superior outcomes for our clients throughout all stages of the real estate cycle.” Jonathan Heptonstall, Head of UK Retail Investment at JLL, who acted as the agent on the sale, added: “It has been a privilege to advise Catella APAM and GMPF on the successful sale of this prime asset in Leeds. This achievement underscores the impact of proactive asset management and the resurgence of positive retail sentiment in the area. Briggate continues to thrive, with major retailers like Zara, Footlocker, and Frasers all establishing their flagship stores. We are proud to have supported the entire team through this significant transaction.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Logicor Completes Development at Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park

Logicor Completes Development at Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park

Logicor, a leading owner, manager and developer of European logistics real estate, has completed the first two buildings in Logicor Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park, the first ‘Last Mile’ logistics hub in the city. The newly delivered development is strategically located at the exit to the Sun Highway (Autostrada Soarelui), on Theodor Pallady Boulevard, at a distance of c. 1 km or 10 minutes walking distance from the Anghel Saligny subway station. As a premium facility, Logicor Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park is BREEAM Very Good certified, and is equipped with efficient and environmental-friendly LED lighting systems. This project is highly customized and offers unique spaces adapted for our customers’ specific needs. The two buildings in Logicor Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park total a 41,500 sqm area, including 37,000 sqm of state-of-the-art warehouse space and 2,800 sqm of office and social spaces and 1,700 sqm of mezzanine space. The park is almost fully leased to high-profile, dynamic customers who will benefit from the ideal position which enables an easy access for their employees, the production and distribution of goods, both locally and nationwide. Our role as a logistics developer and facility owner is to enable the flow of trade that is vital for everyday life, and we remain committed to this mission as we successfully complete this unique project in Romania.” Given its proximity to the city, Logicor Bucharest III Pallady Logistics Park is the ideal solution for companies providing everyday life services, such as e-commerce, distribution, courier services or retail, for whom effective coverage of the last segment in the supply chain is of particular importance. In line with its commitment to creating long-term value and positive impact on local communities, Logicor added a unique art component to the Pallady project. The project is located at the Theodor Pallady Boulevard, named from well-known Romanian painter. To mark this unique location Logicor invited to cooperation the Romanian artist Wanda Hutira who created an inspiring, representative c.100 sqm mural on the park’s water tank, with her personal interpretation of Logicor’s mission to enable the flow of trade vital for everyday life. Including Pallady, Logicor Romania’s portfolio currently comprises more than 320,000 square meters of Class A warehouse space, with tenants such as Fildas-Catena, Dr. MAX, Coca-Cola, DPD, Profi Rom Food, Heineken and IKEA. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Autumn budget £500m infrastructure investment reaction from leading civils specialist

Autumn budget £500m infrastructure investment reaction from leading civils specialist  

Dave Sanders, head of technical sales at specialist civils engineering supplier Wrekin Products’, reaction on the £500m investments into the UK’s road network for pothole maintenance announced in the Autumn Budget:  “Unless there is a real push for long term pothole repair solutions instead of quick fixes, then we will not be able to solve the pothole crisis – no matter how much budget is allocated. We’re seeing a growing number of local authorities unhappy with the approach of patch repairing already subpar pothole repair works, but this is happening far too often.  “More guidance surrounding how potholes are formed and the innovative solutions available will allow more local authorities to address the root causes properly.   “Other underlying causes of potholes include road ironwork failures and this needs to be addressed. Potholes will form when weaknesses exist in the road surface, potentially from surfacing joints, remedial works, or the use of poor-quality materials. Fitting a piece of ironwork in a road can create a potential weakness, as well as the cuts in the road needed to remove ironwork. Replacement or repair of ironwork also poses an increased risk.   “Selecting robust systems with the correct, appropriate materials can reduce the potential for surface weakness. Durable ironwork that is sympathetic to its bedding materials and surrounding environment is key to preventing potholes.  “Though there is much to be done in addressing the short comings of iron work solutions in the road network, a key factor will be the welcomed £500m commitment from national government. More discussions and collaboration between national government and local authorities will be needed to ensure that the allocation of funding accurately addresses the root causes of failures in the road network, and we look forward to these developments taking place.”    To find out more about Wrekin’s pothole insights and read its recent industry report on the nationwide issue, visit: www.wrek.in/potholes  Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Star Power Secures ISO Re-Accreditation for 2025

Star Power Secures ISO Re-Accreditation for 2025

Temporary power solutions specialist, Star Power, has successfully achieved re-accreditation for three key international standards: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, and ISO 14001:2015. This reaffirmation underscores the company’s dedication to maintaining business quality, health and safety, and environmental management systems. The rigorous three-day audit, conducted by the British Assessment Bureau, covered multiple Star Power locations across the country, including its key operational depots. The audit concluded with no non-conformances or corrective actions. Del Patterson, QHSE Manager at Star Power, said: “Our teams have worked tirelessly to maintain the standards required for these ISO certifications. The auditors were highly impressed with the systems we have in place, and this reaccreditation shows our seriousness about upholding these important standards for quality, safety, and environmental performance.” The ISO 9001:2015 accreditation affirms Star Power’s focus on customer satisfaction and continual improvement, ensuring that quality is integrated into all aspects of its business. ISO 45001:2018 reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to ensure a safe and healthy working environment, while ISO 14001:2015 highlights Star Power’s commitment to reducing its environmental impact. Patrick Gallagher, Operations Director at Star Power, commented on the achievement: “These accreditations are not just badges; they are a testament to the ongoing dedication of our teams to maintain the highest standards in everything we do. By meeting these internationally recognised standards, we are showing our clients and stakeholders that we are committed to delivering high-quality, safe, and environmentally conscious services.” Star Power provides a full range of temporary power and site solutions across the UK, including generator hire, sales, maintenance, and water bowser hire. The company remains dedicated to upholding the highest levels of health, safety, and sustainability across its operations. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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RED Construction Group appointed on £35m worth of projects in the South West

RED Construction Group appointed on £35m worth of projects in the South West

RED Construction Group, the specialist main contractor, has been appointed on two projects in Bristol, valued at a combined £35m. RED’s South West division will carry out the work, including a prominent, £20m student accommodation scheme and the South West’s biggest façade remediation project. RedOak Property has instructed RED Construction’s South West team to deliver a prestigious student accommodation scheme on Moon Street. Situated in the Stokes Croft Conservation Area, Bristol’s cultural quarter, the project has been designed by Bristol-based practice Angus Meek Architects to provide 184 high-quality student rooms across five stories. At ground floor, the development will feature a flexible commercial space situated on the primary Stokes Croft façade wrapping around to Moon Street, providing a new active frontage and business opportunities to local enterprises. Technical specifications of the design include a bespoke light gauge steel frame with cranked steel sections, to form a stepped-back mansard roof. The substructure of the building will consist of piled foundations at a depth of 8m, utilising the shallow underlying bedrock, with the South West team reinstating traditional cobbled roads around the development to reflect the historical setting of the area. The Moon Street student accommodation scheme has been designed with a recessed courtyard and twin pitched roof areas, replicating the original silhouette of the Stokes Croft School which occupied the site from 1772, until it was destroyed in the 1941 Blitz. RED Construction South West has also been appointed to deliver £15m worth of fire safety remedial works across three key buildings in Bristol City Centre. Across the three buildings, RED South West will undertake cladding remediation to over 400 flats, marking the biggest scheme of its type in the region. The three buildings – The Crescent, 10 Harbourside, and Panoramic – are managed by property agents Hillcrest. The Moon Street scheme and cladding projects confirm RED South West’s reputation for unparalleled regional expertise, further exemplified by winning both ‘Construction Firm of the Year’ and ‘Sustainable Project of the Year’ at the Insider Media South West Property Awards, earlier this month. Derek Quinn, Executive Director of RED Construction South West, commented: “Our management team have lived and worked in the South West for many years, so they have a real respect for the area and its heritage. Working on projects like the Moon Street development and façade remediation projects is a personal investment for us and we’re so pleased to be a part of such major regeneration schemes in the Stokes Croft Conservation Area and wider harbour area of the city.” Adam Scott-Avis, Development Director, at RedOak Property, added: “RED Construction South West are highly regarded in the region for their expertise and the quality they provide, making them an ideal partner to deliver the Moon Street scheme. We have worked closely and collaboratively with RED South West throughout the preconstruction period and feel confident the project is in safe hands. It’s very important on a project like this to ensure we curate a team that’s in touch with the local community, with project members who understand the significance of the area and who will be proactive in preserving its unique personality.” Since launching in 2021, RED South West has seen significant growth, attracting highly skilled talent from the industry. The South West team has expanded to over 40 employees, recently strengthening its senior operational and commercial departments with two key industry leading hires. This announcement follows the news that RED Construction Group’s South West division has recently been appointed to complete works on Alumno Group’s Hollis Wharf, the former Jubilee Centre, in Bath. Spanning 45,000 sq ft across five storeys, the team is set to carry out the £13m mixed-use development, creating purpose-built student accommodation and commercial space, set for completion in summer 2025 Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Graham Secures £80m Contract for Alkerden Academy in Ebbsfleet Garden City

John Graham Construction has been confirmed as the main contractor for the development of the £80m Alkerden Academy, a significant addition to the Ebbsfleet Garden City in Kent. Set on an 11-hectare site within the Whitecliffe Eastern Quarry Development, Alkerden Academy will provide more than 2,200 primary and secondary school places, making it one of the largest educational facilities in Kent. The campus will feature a five-storey secondary school with an eight-form entry and a two-storey primary school with a two-form entry. Designed to benefit both students and the local community, the development will include a community sports hall, extensive sports pitches, parking facilities, and access roads. Construction has already begun, with completion expected by July 2026. Graham’s client for this project, Eastern Quarry Limited (EQL), is a Henley Camland LLP venture—a partnership between Henley Investment Management and Camland Developments. Commenting on the project, Ian Rickwood, Chief Executive of Henley Investment Management, emphasised Alkerden Academy’s role as both an educational hub and a community sports facility. “This academy is central to our plans for Whitecliffe, where we are laying vital infrastructure to support both current and future residents in the community of 6,250 homes in Ebbsfleet Garden City,” he said. Pat O’Hare, Regional Director for Graham, highlighted the academy’s role within the Whitecliffe project, underscoring the positive impact it will have on local education and recreational opportunities. “Alkerden Academy is a cornerstone of the Whitecliffe development, and we’re proud to bring such a valuable resource to the Ebbsfleet Valley. Our team is committed to achieving the highest standards in sustainability and creating an inspiring environment for students and residents alike,” he added. The Alkerden Village area within Whitecliffe is set to offer around 1,700 new homes, along with a market centre featuring amenities such as a supermarket, gym, and Alkerden Academy itself. As the master developer of Whitecliffe, Henley Camland is transforming the 267-hectare former quarry site into three distinct villages—Alkerden, Ashmere, and Castle Hill—each contributing to the wider Ebbsfleet Garden City vision. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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The Future of Facilities Management: AI to Bring a New Era of Efficiency

The Future of Facilities Management: AI to Bring a New Era of Efficiency

Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform the landscape of facilities management (FM), according to global real estate advisor, CBRE. Early adopters of this evolving technology can expect to enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs and improve the overall occupant experience. In its AI series, CBRE uncovers the ways facilities managers can use AI to streamline processes and ultimately deliver greater value to clients and occupants. One key use of the technology is data analysis. AI can streamline workflows and reduce errors, leading to higher quality outcomes and better overall performance. Machine learning AI algorithms can analyse and interpret vast amounts of data quickly, providing valuable insights that can help in decision-making and strategic planning for FM. By linking datasets from many different sources, such as asset optimisation, risk and energy performance, AI gives a simultaneous and holistic view of a building or estate’s performance. Looking at many datasets at the same time, rather than viewing them in silos, enables facilities managers to improve service across a range of indicators – such as optimising performance, reducing cost or reducing carbon emissions. This 360-degree estate analysis enables facilities managers to work more collaboratively with their clients and colleagues to deliver an enhanced service. In addition, AI has the power to significantly transform the workload of facilities managers by undertaking repetitive tasks, like reviewing occupancy data for workplace comfort and adjusting building maintenance systems. Taking advantage of administrative efficiencies could speed-up many processes and deliver faster resolutions for clients. This also allows employees more time to focus on more complex, creative, and business-critical tasks – thereby enhancing job satisfaction and overall productivity. With net zero deadlines approaching, there is increased focus on what AI and emerging technologies can do to accelerate progress. Smart systems that use AI can study patterns in a building’s energy usage and suggest tactics for decreasing consumption. By optimising lighting schedules, heating, ventilation and air conditioning according to occupancy and other external factors, machine learning algorithms can result in substantial energy savings. Jennet Siebrits, Head of UK Research at CBRE, said: “AI is at the forefront of technological innovation, driving advancements in sustainability and data. By integrating new technologies into operations, facilities managers can adapt to changing market trends and offer more innovative solutions to their clients. Those who can bridge theoretical knowledge with practical implementation, while managing the ongoing risks, will be able to most significantly capitalise on the benefits of AI.” Ben Taylor, Global Digital & Technology Lead at CBRE GWS Local, added: “It is not often that a technology arrives with such transformative potential. At CBRE we are committed to utilising AI in facilities management for the benefit of our clients, teams and our stakeholders. We will ensure that every space we manage is smarter, more sustainable, and tailored to the evolving needs of the people who use them.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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CEOs adjust net zero timescales and investment in bid to balance commerciality and sustainability

CEOs adjust net zero timescales and investment in bid to balance commerciality and sustainability

New research has revealed that CEOs across key European countries are shifting timescales and investment around net zero goals as companies continue to grapple with balancing profitability and sustainability in a volatile energy market. The survey of 400 CEOs in charge of companies with turnover above €200m from across the UK, Germany, France and Italy – commissioned by energy solutions specialist Aggreko – revealed the majority of respondents (95%) have changed their net zero timescales in light of energy supply and pricing issues. As other pressures face leaders, only 12% of respondents claimed that speed of decarbonisation was their top priority, with most claiming reducing energy costs and delivering commercial advantage were among the top priorities. The research – presented in Aggreko’s latest report Rebalancing the Energy Transition – has also revealed that intention to invest in energy transitions is still present, with 80% expecting to increase investment in the next 12 months. However as balancing cost and commercial viability with ESG goals continues to pose a challenge, most investment increase will only be marginal. With access to finance being a challenge, Aggreko is raising the need for companies to lean on their supply chains to help meet the requirements of the energy transition in the timescales needed – all while balancing profitability with ESG goals. The company has launched this latest report to give leaders insights for navigating the energy transition into the future. Robert Wells, Aggreko’s Europe President, said: “It is not surprising that our research has uncovered leaders across Europe are looking for change when it comes to their energy supply chain. In a tough economic landscape, grid instability and connection delays, price uncertainty and looming ESG targets are impacting many businesses’ energy transitions. “With appetite for decentralisation and alternative power agreements on the rise, we have launched our report to help leaders understand the market and how it is evolving, in addition to the procurement methods at their disposal. Key to this is providing access to solutions that ensure that high energy using industries can remain profitable during their energy transition without compromising on ESG commitments. Supporting energy intensive businesses across Europe with access to the latest renewable technologies, alternative procurement agreements and expertise to correctly implement it is central to Aggreko’s sustainability framework, Energising Change. In addition to guiding its own energy transition, the framework is designed to support the transition to a renewable energy infrastructure while at the same time enabling sectors such as manufacturing, construction data centres, utilities and infrastructure and petrochemical refineries to meet net zero goals. Wells added: “We are a strategic supply chain partner to organisations across Europe. Working closely with many customers from energy intensive industries, we have already been working to develop renewable energy developments, establish alternative power agreements and make technologies available for projects imminently. Particularly when capital is at a premium, supporting customers with controlling costs and energy supply will remain a key part of ensuring a smooth energy transition.” For more information and to read Rebalancing the Energy Transition, click here. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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