The real estate industry accounts for a significant part of Sweden's total carbon dioxide emissions and the digitalisation of properties is an important part of the work to reduce the climate footprint. As one of Sweden's largest real estate companies, Akademiska Hus, together with Sweden's colleges and universities, can make a big difference.
"Digitalisation creates opportunities for using and managing premises in new, smart and efficient ways, and it is an important enabler for achieving Akademiska Hus' ambitious climate goals. At the same time, the industry's digitalization is taking place here and now, and just like for others in the industry, we face challenges in the development of new ways of working, business models and the technical platforms. By REDI. City and our collective expertise in the industry, we will be better, faster and can take on the future together," says Ulf Däversjö, Director of Innovation and Business Development at Akademiska Hus.
Akademiska Hus participates in the initiative together with the following parties:
- Property owners
- AMF Real Estate
- Fabege
- Vasakronan
- Hufvudstaden
- Public Housing Sweden
- Castellum
- Stronghold
- Mimer in Västerås
- Epicenter Stockholm
The group will, among other things, publish reports on various topics. First out is a report on IoT (Internet of Things) and a report on 5G (fifth generation mobile telephony).
