Zero Carbon Solutions

As a global market leader in industrial real estate, Prologis works with applications that allow buildings to minimize their footprint. Also known as: zero carbon solutions. How? By reducing energy consumption in the operational phase - and therefore especially in the shell of the building - via 'all electric' methods. These solutions limit CO2 emissions, preferably to zero. For example, in the construction of buildings or transport. This means offering clean alternatives to existing sources (gas) or giving them a new meaning (electricity) through the use of solar panels. If the building uses less energy than all all-electric solutions provide, it guarantees zero carbon. And the self-created kilowatts that are 'left over' flow back to the grid. Count out the profit.

Project Zero Carbon

Prologis strives for zero carbon solutions that allow warehouses to minimize their footprint. A well-known example of a project where a distribution center within the Benelux uses clean alternatives (all electric) for sources that limit CO2 emissions: Prologis Park Eindhoven, also known as Prologis Park DC4.

Prologis Park Eindhoven DC4

Prologis Park Eindhoven DC4 proves how you can transform even a former landfill into an attractive and green logistics distribution center. And zero carbon, so without local emissions (no gas connection), net CO2 emissions of zero (by generating more energy than own energy consumption) and with a people-oriented design where 'all electric' is of paramount importance.

With Eindhoven DC4, Prologis is taking a lead on the future, but not only through its flexible architectural design and innovative technologies. Thanks to the BREEAM certification obtained, Prologis identifies with the method of providing solutions to customers in reducing their CO2 impact

Reduce footprint

Prologis is aware of the environmental impact of its own organization; both the footprint of all activities and the liveability of the created environment. Even within densely populated areas, Prologis is leading the way in creating attractive, healthy and pleasant places to stay for customers. This provides them with a sustainable business and a sustainable supply chain that helps them reduce their footprint and achieve their environmental goals.

Furthermore, the office finish of the building is approximately 80% circular due to the use of Cradle-to-cradle, (C2C) low emission, recycled and biobased building materials. The FSC certification ensures that all wood products come from well-managed forests. Prologis designed the building to minimize its impact on the environment.