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Giant $205m prison, school, university deal: Morrison & Co sells to British firm - Vimarsana News

Giant $205m prison, school, university deal: Morrison & Co sells to British firm

Public-private partnership deal to sell contracts on jail, 11 schools, uni accommodation.

В ФРГ назначили уполномоченного по транзиту газа через Украину - Vimarsana News

В ФРГ назначили уполномоченного по транзиту газа через Украину

В Германии рассчитывают продлить соглашение о транзите газа между Украиной и Россией на срок до 10 лет .

Green Building: Why sustainable investment makes sense - Vimarsana News

Green Building: Why sustainable investment makes sense

Green Building: Why sustainable investment makes sense 5 May, 2021 05:00 PM 7 minutes to read Te Puni Kokiri House, owned by Argosy, was certified as a 5 Green Star Built rated building in March 2014. Te Puni Kokiri House, owned by Argosy, was certified as a 5 Green Star Built rated building in March 2014. NZ Herald By: Graham Skellern If Argosy Property chief executive Peter Mence has his way, everything he touches will turn to green. Argosy, managing an industrial, commercial and retail portfolio worth nearly $2 billion, has embedded a sustainable, green reality into its business operating ...

Green Building: Green bonds ideal funding diversification - Vimarsana News

Green Building: Green bonds ideal funding diversification

Green Building: Green bonds ideal funding diversification 5 May, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Dave Fraser, chief financial officer, Argosy Property. Photo / Supplied NZ Herald By: Graham Skellern Argosy Property has raised $325 million from green bonds to reinforce its commitment to sustainability and climate change, as well as diversify its funding base. In March 2019, Argosy became the first property company in New Zealand to issue a green bond worth $100 million — at the time only the second one in the market — and it became a frontrunner in the green building revolution. Two more b...