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Our buildings are located on Prologis Parks, which we own, manage and maintain. At every Prologis Park, we aim to provide our customers with a high quality working environment and park-wide services designed to support their business operations.

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Prologis Park Pineham
Prologis Park Pineham is a successful distribution location next to the M1 at Northampton. The first phase of the development is now complete and infrastructure work has started on phase two, which has planning permission for a further 1.1 million sq ft of Grade A logistics accommodation. Existing occupiers include Sainsbury’s, BMW Group UK and Dalepak Ltd.
Prologis Park Pineham
Prologis Park Stafford
Prologis Park Stafford is a well-established park located within 1 mile of JN14 of the M6 motorway, providing access to the UK's motorway network and connecting you to many of the UK's major urban cities within a 4.5 hour drive time.
Prologis Park Stafford
Prologis Dawley Road
Prologis Dawley Road in Hayes has been designed to offer urban logistics facilities and provides a total of 121,011 sq ft of Grade A distribution space. Five units ranging in size from 2,837 sq ft to 52,719 sq ft are now available. Located in an established industrial area close to Heathrow Airport and the West London market, Prologis Dawley Road is close to Junction 3 and Junction 4 of the M4, Junction 15 of the M25 and Junction 1A of the M40.
Prologis Dawley Road

At Prologis, we aim to create a high quality working environment for all our customers. Our buildings are on Prologis Parks, which we own, manage and maintain, so when customers move to one of our buildings, they can benefit from a range of park-wide services that we have designed to support their business operations.

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Energy efficiency at Prologis Park West London

Press Release

October 11, 2016

by Paul Weston

The first speculative distribution centre to be developed at Prologis Park West London is on track to achieve a carbon emissions reduction of approximately 40% above Part L of the Building Regulations 2013, exceeding the 35% target set by the London Plan.

Construction of DC1, the 78,780 square foot building started on site in March this year and is scheduled to complete in November. Designed and constructed to reach a minimum BREEAM ‘Very Good’ standard, the building is set to achieve BREEAM ‘Excellent’ accreditation.

DC1 at Prologis Park West London

In the UK, Prologis has pioneered an approach to sustainable distribution centres based on established environmental standards and its own methodology. One of the aims of this approach is to minimise operational carbon emissions and so reduce the amount of energy needed to operate the building.

At Prologis Park West London, the company has followed its usual practise of implementing passive design measures, such as high levels of air tightness and insulation to reduce the need for energy; using energy efficient plant, such as LED lighting when energy is essential; and if required, putting in place low or zero carbon technologies to further reduce operational carbon emissions.

We aim to provide high quality, energy efficient facilities for our customers and we are delighted that our approach to sustainable development has taken us beyond the high standards set by the London Plan.

Paul Weston, Prologis UK

At DC1, Prologis has installed a rooftop 46kwp Solar PV array that will meet around 10% of the building’s regulated energy, which is calculated at approximately 40,047.5 kWh per annum. There will also be a Solar Thermal Hot Water system for added carbon savings.

“The London Plan sets the most stringent carbon emissions reduction targets in the country,” said Paul Weston, Senior Vice President at Prologis.

Energy efficiency at Prologis Park West London

Paul WestonSenior Vice President, Market Officer Head of London & South East Markets