STOP SHOP focuses on green energy in Slovenia
STOP SHOP, a leading European operator of retail parks, has successfully started operations with photovoltaic systems at six locations in Slovenia. The project marks an important step by this member company of the international IMMOFINANZ Group to support sustainable energy generation. The installed equipment has a combined capacity of more than 1,200 kWp and will produce over 1.3 GWh of green electricity per year.
The six new photovoltaic systems on the STOP SHOP locations in Celje, Domžale, Kranj, Murska Sobota, Postojna and Velenje will generate roughly 1.3 GWh of green electricity annually. This electricity will be used to operate the building technology and also fed into the electricity network. The new photovoltaic equipment not only helps to reduce environmental effects but also strengthens energy supplies for the retail parks.
Radka Doehring, member of the IMMOFINANZ Executive Board, underscores the importance of this measure: “The installation of this photovoltaic equipment on our STOP SHOPs in Slovenia represents an important step in our long-term strategy to reduce the CO2 footprint. We are proud to contribute to sustainable energy generation and offer our customers and tenants clean energy solutions.“
IMMOFINANZ is also pursuing further initiatives in support of renewable energies and the reduction of CO2 emissions in its portfolio. Through the use of solar energy, the company is making an active contribution to reaching sustainability goals and also creates added value for tenants and communities.
Key data on the STOP SHOP retail parks in Slovenia:
Number of STOP SHOPs: 14
Rentable space in sqm: 95,200
Occupancy rate in Q1 2024: 99.8%
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