Capital Land is committed to supporting our clients sustainability objectives and is extensively involved in renewable energy projects, waste management and recycling initiatives.
Renewable Energy Projects
The implementation of solar energy systems contributes to utilities savings as well as reduces carbon dioxide emissions. Solar projects have been completed at the following centres under management.
Eyethu Orange Farm Mall
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Sam Ntuli Mall
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Sontonga Mall
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The Crossing Shopping Centre
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Thulamahashe Plaza
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Motherwell Shopping Centre
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Heidelberg Mall
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Phase 2: 971 kWp (DC)
Phase 2: Completed April 2021
Setsing IV Centre
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Diepsloot Mall
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Kuyasa Centre
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Gateway Mall
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Alexandra Plaza
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Active Utilities Management
Capital Land directly and actively manages utility costs through SMART meter installations and data validation.
82% of buildings are SMART metered
100% of buildings are SMART metered on bulk connections
Waste Management & Recycling
Capital Land works in partnership with service providers to ensure that waste management is optimised in order to achieve environmental benefits including the diversion of waste from landfill as well as the recycling of waste materials.
Waste Management & Solar Energy Footprint
The renewable energy projects, waste management and recycling initiatives that Capital Land has implemented for our clients have achieved the following milestones:
25 611 267 CO2 saved (m3)
7 875 trees grown to maturity would have been required to sink this carbon.
134 855 663litres of water saved
1 058 average households annual water needs.
70 741 189kWh of energy saved
1 227 mid-income homes could be powered for one year by the energy saving.
208 600trees saved
399 acres of tropical forest at average tree density saved.