Hoffmann Green accelerates its diversification into new markets with the signing of a partnership agreement with Groupe GSE, a leading general contractor in France and Europe
Hoffmann Green announces the signing of a strategic partnership with GSE, a leading general contractor for almost 50 years, to support the decarbonization of its industrial and commercial assets.
GSE is a recognized player in commercial real estate, working on projects involving logistics platforms, industrial buildings, offices, laboratories, R&D centers, data centers, and parking facilities in France and Europe. The group constructs custom-built buildings using advanced modeling tools and an integrated approach, from design to delivery.
Aware of the carbon footprint of the construction sector, GSE has placed the decarbonization of its projects at the heart of its strategy, initiating ambitious actions to reduce the carbon footprint of its buildings and support its clients in adopting more virtuous practices. Having become a Mission-Driven Company in 2023, the group has set itself the following purpose: “To design and build with respect for nature, to develop by serving local communities, and to prosper by caring for people.” In this context, GSE is actively deploying innovative solutions aimed at reducing the environmental impact of its buildings, particularly in terms of concrete, a major lever for reducing CO₂ emissions.
In order to achieve this ambition, GSE is partnering with Hoffmann Green, a pioneer in 0% clinker cement. Under this agreement, Hoffmann Green’s carbon-free solutions will be integrated into commercial real estate projects developed by GSE, including logistics platforms, industrial buildings, and data centers, throughout France.
The partnership, which includes a volume commitment, aims to accelerate the decarbonization of real estate and industrial assets designed by GSE, while ensuring technical performance suited to large-scale, highly technical projects. This collaboration is already being successfully implemented with the construction of a 30,000 m² logistics platform in Amanlis, in the Ille-et-Vilaine department.