HIAG wins cleantech company Grensol as tenant
The real estate company HIAG has gained the cleantech company Grensol AG as a tenant for the Papieri-Areal in Biberist. Grensol recycles low-emission resources from old cars and will set up its first pilot plant in Switzerland on an area of 860 square meters.
The property company HIAG has been able to secure another cleantech company as a tenant for its Papieri site in Biberist. According to a press release, Grensol AG recycles valuable low-emission resources such as hydrogen, carbon black, metals and glass from end-of-life vehicles. By recycling in the circular economy, the company also avoids waste incineration and landfill, which emit pollutants. On 19 June, Grensol was awarded the W.A. de Vigier Award, one of the most coveted sponsorship prizes in Switzerland, for its commitment. Grensol will build its first pilot plant in Switzerland on an area of 860 square metres on the Papieri site.
“We are delighted that Grensol AG is the second clean-tech company to decide to build its innovative plant on our Papieri site,” said Raphael Schibli, the responsible asset manager at HIAG, in the press release. “This shows that the Papieri site offers ideal conditions for companies from various industries to develop.”
The start-up Librec AG had already established itself on the site. The company specialises in the recycling of electric batteries.