Exclusive Interview with CREtech London Speaker, Paul Williams
NEW! CREtech London 2024 • 14m
In this conversation, Paul Williams, Chief Executive of Derwent London, discusses the company's innovative approach to development and sustainability. He highlights the importance of customer feedback and collaboration with architects and engineers to create welcoming and environmentally friendly spaces. Williams also introduces the Loughol solar park, a project that aims to produce green electricity for the company's managed portfolio. He believes that other landlords will follow suit in implementing similar initiatives. Williams emphasizes the need for continued innovation and disruption in the real estate industry, particularly in retrofitting existing buildings.
Takeaways:
- Derwent London maintains its reputation for innovation by actively seeking customer feedback and collaborating with architects and engineers.
- The Loughol solar park project demonstrates Derwent London's commitment to sustainability and self-sufficiency in energy production.
- Other landlords are likely to adopt similar renewable energy initiatives in the future.
- Innovation and disruption are crucial in the real estate industry, particularly in retrofitting existing buildings.
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