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Storebrand Sustainability Award
Storebrand has worked with sustainable investments since the late nineties. As Norway's largest private asset manager and one of the largest in the Nordics, we use our position to influence companies to constantly improve, particularly in the area of sustainability.
Rationale for the award
Construction and property are referred to as the 40 percent sector in terms of environmental impact in the world, and the challenges are enormous. Every year, real estate players invest large resources in the development of new and existing buildings. Storebrand Real Estate wants to contribute to the green shift in commercial property, and will promote holistic efforts for environmental, economic and social sustainability.
Storebrand Sustainability Award is an annual award, first launched in 2021 in Norway. Our ambition going forward is to expand the award to Sweden and Denmark.
We have established a sustainability award to recognise real estate players who challenge established practice, lead the way and share their knowledge so that the entire industry can become more sustainable.
Truls Nergaard
Head of Storebrand Real Estate
Award winner 2023: Innoasis
Innoasis, Smedvig Eiendom's rehabilitation project in Stavanger, has won the Storebrand Real Estate Sustainability Award 2023.
Previous winners
Storebrand Sustainability Award 2022
The Plus / Vestre
The Norwegian furniture maker Vestre is awarded Storebrand Sustainability Award 2022 for their new hypermodern outdoor furniture factory The Plus.
Storebrand Sustainability Award 2021
Entra
Winner of the Sustainability Award 2021 for the project Kristian Augusts gate 13.