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The Empire State Building takes on a new iconic state completely powered with renewable energy. An announcement by Empire State Realty Trust confirmed that its entire commercial real estate portfolio will now be powered by renewable wind electricity.
The three-year contract with Green Mountain Energy, a leading renewable energy provider in Vermont, makes Empire State Realty Trust (ESRT) the largest user of renewable energy in real estate, totaling 10.1 million square feet of real estate, The Hill reported.
“ESRT is the leader in sustainable operations with a viable example of how to scale carbon neutral technologies, strategies and policies to balance with an effective economic business case,” Dana Robbins Schneider, SVP, director of energy, sustainability & ESG at Empire State Realty Trust, said. “We have purchased renewable power from Green Mountain E
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Corporacion America Airports has a fantastic com
eback story. Shares of the multinational airport operator made their initial debut on the NYSE in 2018 at $16 each. Given challenging economic and political developments in South America, CAAP stock slipped to $7. Then the pandemic hit, and seemingly overnight, CAAP stock plummeted to just $2.
Now, though, shares are on the mend. The stock is back up to $4.50 and set to keep gaining altitude. CAAP is the largest private airport owner (by number of concessions held) in the world, with its properties spanning Italy, Argentina, Brazil, and numerous other countries. Not surprisingly, traffic ground to a virtual halt during the height of the pandemic. Now, though, most of CAAP’s key markets have reopened at least partly, if not entirely.