Murcia: upcoming host of the Spanish Field Hockey Championship

In the context of our ongoing commitment to the local community, Panattoni Iberia supports the Hockeymur team in leading the organization of the event, managing complementary activities such as the grass hockey school for boys and girls. This initiative reflects our strong belief in sports as a means to promote a healthy lifestyle.

This project also aligns with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal No. 3, which aims to ensure a healthy life and promote well-being (this Sustainable Development Goal is one of the 8 in our sustainability strategy 'Go Earthwise with Panattoni'). We are pleased to contribute to an event that not only drives sporting excellence but also strengthens the vitality of the community.

Our commitment to Murcia began when we developed 'Panattoni Park Murcia I' for the logistics operator Alfil Logístics in the San Andrés Industrial area. This project was developed under the 'turnkey' modality and consists of two warehouses totaling 43,000m2 (on a plot of over 75,000m2). Currently, both buildings centralize all logistical operations of the Alfil Logistics group in the Region of Murcia, allowing them to manage the internal operations of Estrella de Levante, as well as those of other clients in the Food and Beverage sectors and the horticultural sector, and the supply chain operations of the entire group.

It is important to highlight that both warehouses have the BREEAM Very Good level certification for sustainable construction. They also feature a comprehensive lighting design, incorporating efficient skylights and smart luminaires with motion sensors.

We have also installed photovoltaic panels, electric vehicle chargers, and efficient energy management through the Building Management System (BMS).

We maximize the use of rock wool in the roof insulation by recycling the remaining traces, as well as reusing pallets. The implementation of these innovative measures contributes to a significant reduction in the carbon footprint, equivalent to 80 tons of CO2 per year.

The commissioning of this complex not only signifies efficiency but also job creation. It is estimated that over 100 direct and indirect positions will be created in five years. Additionally, the complex will include a processing area managed by the Astrapace Association, which supports people with cerebral palsy.