Turning tenants into sustainability partners
Having surpassed its 2030 Scope 3 GHG emissions target for downstream leased assets ahead of schedule, Swire Properties is stepping up efforts to engage tenants in reducing emissions, waste and resource consumption across the building lifecycle [The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] In the built environment, long-term sustainability performance depends on how a building is designed and constructed, as well as how occupiers manage and use the space each day. That collective responsibility, carried by landlords and occupiers alike, is driving the next phase of Swire Properties’ sustainability vision. Following a year-long review, the developer has renewed its SD 2050 Strategy in its continuous efforts to align business performance, people and nature across the built environment. The growing role of tenants was evident at the Green Performance Pledge Forum 2026, held at ArtisTree in Taikoo Place in early July. The event recognised the environmental performance of participating companies while providing a forum for tenants and businesses to exchange ideas on resilience and sustainability.
