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Industrial Zone Recognized for Sustainability

The Park Kladno industrial zone has received the highest possible “Outstanding” rating under the international BREEAM New Construction sustainability certification. The park consists of a newly constructed production hall and a revitalized original facility. This is a unique project on the Czech market, demonstrating that the modernization of an industrial hall can meet the most stringent environmental and technical standards. The project, with a total area of over 36,000 square meters, was developed in cooperation between developer Panattoni and investment group Accolade.

The tenant of the facility, which was built using numerous innovative and sustainable solutions, is Hanon Systems Thermal Technology, a manufacturer of cooling systems for the automotive industry. Thanks to the newly constructed hall, Hanon expanded its production space by nearly 21,000 sqm. The original hall, covering more than 15,500 sqm, was then thoroughly renovated. Both the construction and renovation were carried out without disrupting the facility's operations.

Panattoni Park Kladno is a great example of how our flexible construction and financing model delivers tangible, measurable results. Thanks to a Sale & Leaseback solution, the tenant was able to free up capital, expand production, and significantly reduce the energy intensity of their operations. The fact that we achieved the highest Outstanding rating under BREEAM New Construction even during the renovation of the original building confirms that our approach makes sense – both from a sustainability and a business perspective - says Jan Andrejco, Regional Development Director at Panattoni.

Sustainability at Every Stage of the Project

A sustainable approach was integrated from the earliest planning phase. The project was designed with a focus on reducing the carbon footprint, maximizing energy efficiency, and respecting the local environment. Low-carbon building materials were used, while also ensuring high indoor environmental quality to provide healthy working conditions for employees.

During construction, a consistent waste management plan was followed to minimize waste generation and maximize the use of recycled materials. In total, more than 85% of construction waste was diverted from landfills. During the logistically challenging phase of construction, a helicopter was used to transport some of the technologies, significantly reducing local traffic impact.

The industrial park is characterized by exceptional energy efficiency. A combination of gas heating and heat pumps, along with a 2,225 kWp photovoltaic system that covers 100% of the facility’s electricity consumption, led to a CO₂ emission reduction of 54.66% – more than 3,000 tons annually. A rainwater harvesting system used for toilet flushing has reduced potable water consumption by over 66%.

Only about three percent of buildings applying for BREEAM New Construction certification achieve the Outstanding level. This is the ninth project in Accolade’s portfolio to earn such a rating, which is rare even in the European context and reflects the exceptionally high sustainability standards of our buildings.
We also take pride in having helped a strong regional employer expand its production space, creating conditions for further growth and new job opportunities. Supporting broader industrial infrastructure in regional areas is a key part of our long-term strategy - says Jiří Stránský, Head of Development at Accolade.

A Strategic Location with Future Potential

The Kladno region is one of the key industrial zones in Central Bohemia, offering excellent infrastructure and access to a qualified workforce. It is located near major highways D5, D6, and D7, as well as Václav Havel International Airport. A promising future development is the planned rail connection between Prague, Václav Havel Airport, and Kladno along a modernized line, which will further strengthen the transport accessibility of this strategic region.

Source: Accolade

Ostatnio zmieniany w czwartek, 07 sierpień 2025 11:49
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