Climate Transition Plan
SUPR has committed to reaching net-zero greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions across our value chain by 2050.
SUPR has committed to reaching net-zero greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions across our value chain by 2050.
Ensuring our assets enhance the communities in which they are located through tenant and community engagement is one of three key pillars of our Sustainability Strategy. At our larger sites which have Centre Managers, we actively empower and encourage our site teams to engage positively with the local communities in which the assets are based.
Ensuring our assets enhance the communities in which they are located through tenant and community engagement is one of three key pillars of our Sustainability Strategy. At our larger sites which have Centre Managers, we actively empower and encourage our site teams to engage positively with the local communities in which the assets are based.
Ensuring our assets enhance the communities in which they are located through tenant and community engagement is one of three key pillars of our Sustainability Strategy. At our larger sites which have Centre Managers, we actively empower and encourage our site teams to engage positively with the local communities in which the assets are based.
Supermarkets play a key role in the local community and on Friday the SUPR team spent the afternoon at a couple of key SUPR tenants Tesco stores to volunteer on behalf of FareShare UK, collecting for local foodbanks.
We are happy to announce a partnership with Osprey Charging to install rapid EV charging hubs across a number of our omnichannel stores.
Tesco has recently celebrated its 500th electric home delivery van, with the 500th going to the Tesco Extra in Sheffield, owned by SUPR.
Tesco becomes one of the first companies globally to set validated science-based targets on all greenhouse gas emissions with the Science Based Targets initiative.
Our tenants at Supermarket Income REIT are committed to sustainability and have ambitious net zero targets, so it is no surprise to see supermarket leaders from the likes of Tesco, Morrisons, Marks and Spencer and the Co-op, calling on the government to prioritise incentives to encourage greater investment in renewables.