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EU Taxonomy and Commercial Real Estate: What Criteria Must a “Green Warehouse” Meet by 2026?
An EU Taxonomy-compliant warehouse in 2026 is a logistics or industrial facility that meets the technical eligibility criteria for climate change mitigation and strictly adheres to the DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle. This means, among other things, that primary energy demand (PED) must be at least 10% lower than the national NZEB threshold, a complete elimination of fossil fuels for heating, the conduct of a life-cycle carbon footprint analysis (LCA) for the building, and the attainment of a multi-criteria environmental certification (e.g., BREEAM at the Excellent or Outstanding level).
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BTS Warehouse Projects in Mazovia—How to Overcome Land and Energy Constraints Around the Capital?
The biggest barriers to developing a warehouse or production facility under a BTS (Build-to-Suit) model in the Warsaw area are the shortage of developed land with an approved Local Land Use Plan and the wait of several months for high-capacity electricity connections. The key to avoiding delays and uncontrolled budget overruns is to choose a developer with its own active land bank and pre-secured connection terms and green power sources. As a proven engineering partner, 7R SA enables the efficient execution of even the most complex BTS projects in Mazovia.
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