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Corporate
‘New Collar’ worker shortage threatens to stall next industrial revolution
The next industrial revolution, driven by Artificial Intelligence and data, could be held back by a shortage of skilled workers and growing competition for locations with the right infrastructure and technology, according to a new report commissioned by SEGRO
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Poland
Logwin Poland extends its lease at SEGRO Logistics Park Warsaw, Nadarzyn
SEGRO, a leading owner, manager and developer of modern logistics and industrial real estate and data centers, has extended its contract with Logwin Poland at SEGRO Logistics Park Warsaw, Nadarzyn. The logistics operator occupies almost 9,200 sqm of warehouse space and approximately 680 sqm of office and social space at this facility
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Italy
SEGRO delivers a logistics property of over 23,000 sqm in Bologna
SEGRO, a leading owner, manager and developer of modern logistics and industrial real estate and data centers, has built and delivered a logistics property of approximately 23,700 sqm located within the Bologna Interport to a world-leading international shipping company
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Watch our video 'Contraption'. Released in our Centenary year, 2020, every item used in the film was either made in, or stored in a SEGRO building.
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United Kingdom
Why the new London Plan is a template for driving growth across the country
In London, the new draft London Plan offers an encouraging example of how planning policy can support that ambition, recognising the need to protect the industrial infrastructure that underpins economic growth while also delivering much-needed housing
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United Kingdom
Grid reform must work for long term digital infrastructure
Delivering the UK’s digital infrastructure depends on an effective grid connections system, and Ofgem’s proposed reforms are a welcome step in the right direction, prioritising viable and deliverable projects which chime with the “First ready and needed, first connected” principles.
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United Kingdom
The Invisible Half of Net Zero Sits Within Logistics Real Estate
A lot of process towards realising net zero in food retail is visible. It shows up in electric fleets, reduced, recycled or recyclable packaging and energy efficient store operations, in particular refrigeration. What is less visible is the role real estate – the stores themselves as well as the warehouses forming part of the supply chain - plays in shaping long-term emissions.
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