On May 31st, Palas Iași celebrated the 9 years’ anniversary of its grand opening, substantiated in ambitious and innovative projects, in creating economic
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IFC, member of the World Bank Group, provides Palas Campus Iasi funding of approximately 72 million euros for the construction and operation of an energy-efficient office building, which will be used by companies in the IT&C field, IFC announced in a press release sent to AGERPRES on Tuesday.
This is the first green loan granted by IFC to a Romanian company based in Romania. Iulius Holding is a local developer of real estate projects with multiple purposes, holding a diverse portfolio of properties throughout Romania.
The building will be one of the largest office compounds in the country and is part of IFC s extensive effort to contribute to the construction of an environmentally friendly business infrastructure, which will attract foreign investment and facilitate the diversification of the Romanian economy.
Project developers and owners are becoming more concerned about safety and sustainability, in the context of the atypical past year that has shifted perceptions and plans for the future. In the past six months, 14 projects have registered for WELL Health-Safety Rating certification. At the same time, 77 new projects became BREEAM and LEED certified in 2020. Overall, this takes the number of such health, safety, and sustainable-certified projects in Romania to over 230, shows the 2020 annual analysis released by Colliers. Furthermore, lots of project developers are planning to obtain their health, safety, and green certification especially nowadays when work environment, sustainability, energy-saving, and digitalization became a must have in the hybrid work system accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic.