
The real estate sector plays a significant role in the green transition of society, and at Danske Bank Group, it accounts for a large part of the bank's total loan portfolio.
Thus, Danske Bank has entered into two new partnerships, which, along with the bank's advisory services and financing solutions, will help customers to reduce the CO2 emissions from their properties.
“At Danske Bank, we aim to be the best financial partner, supporting our customers in their sustainability transition. This is emphasized by the new partnerships, which enable us to offer our customers a comprehensive customer journey that includes everything from automated collection of energy data and development of energy improvement plans to strategic sparring and access to financing,” says Linda Fagerlund, head of Commercial Real Estate at Danske Bank.
This viewpoint is shared by Bjarne Jørgensen, head of Large Real Estate and member of the Executive Board at Realkredit Denmark.
“The real estate sector plays a crucial role in reducing CO2 emissions from buildings. Therefore, we see the new partnerships as a strong offering that helps our customers reduce energy consumption in their properties and contributes significantly to the green transition of society,” says Bjarne Jørgensen.