Poland Environmental awareness in logistics is growing
ESGschedule 08 October 2024
42 pct of respondents are willing to pay higher rent for green facilities
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Panattoni has again partnered with law firm HFW and Pledge and Analytiqa to publish the 3rd edition of the 2024 European Logistics Sustainability Report. The results show significant progress in efforts to reduce the sector's carbon footprint.
The report is based on the views of 102 decision-makers from 16 European countries. It shows that energy-saving solutions for warehousing operations are a priority for 80 pct of respondents. The importance of EV charging infrastructure continues to grow, with 59 pct of respondents considering EV stations a priority. Cost barriers remain strong, with two-thirds of companies reporting that financial constraints make it difficult for them to implement green solutions. Despite this, companies are in
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