Crown Estate sets 2030 net zero target

By Jordan Marshall2020-12-08T06:00:00

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Firm commits to being climate positive by end of decade

The company that manages land and property on behalf of the Queen has outlined its plans to reach net zero by 2030.

The group, whose portfolio includes London’s Regent Street and large parts of St James in the capital’s West End, has said it will be climate positive by the end of the decade.

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