The property Arne Jacobsens Allé 15-17, called HUB2, was recertified in 2024, and here we have raised the previous silver certification to platinum, which is the highest level of certification. The great result is in the category for properties in operation, and the property is among the first four in Denmark to achieve platinum. One of the others is our neighbouring property Arne Jacobsens Allé 13, called HUB3.

Naturally, we're pleased with the result because it's a pat on the back for our ongoing work and investments, and it also makes the property more attractive and thus benefits our customers on a day-to-day basis and, for example, in relations to an ESG profile.

Why the property is platinum

The ranking is based on the following three aspects.

Environmental benefits

DGNB certification looks to promote the use of sustainable materials and energy-efficient solutions, reducing CO2 emissions and environmental impact.

The property gets points for:

Our sustainability plan, which defines targets and optimisation measures for CO2 emissions and energy consumption, continuous analysis of energy consumption and waste management. We collect and analyse our indoor climate data and have complaint management via our quality system/9001.

Financial savings

The certification can lead to lower operating costs through energy efficiency and optimised resource consumption, which can result in financial savings in the long term.

The property receives points for:

Optimising operating costs, ongoing maintenance and energy efficiency measures and adapting to climate change.

Social sustainability

The certification supports social aspects such as usability, accessibility and well-being, contributing to a better societal environment

The property gets points for:

User communication, signage/displays, facilities, accessibility, health facilities, bicycle parking, electric charging points in the area and location close to public transport.