2010
Restaurateur dishes up full house and drinks at Alluvion
Owners of the $220 million Alluvion building have announced three new tenants, including fertiliser company Perdaman Industries and a well-known Perth restaurateur, taking the building to 100% capacity.
The full house announcement comes just two months before the building is expected to be completed. "We are very happy to get to that 100% mark," said Charter Hall's leasing director Emil Joubert "It is clearly a vindication in the product.."
Alluvion, on Mounts Bay Road, has 22,400sqm of net lettable space and comes with a 4.5 NABERS energy rating.
Western Australia leading Carbon Capture charge
Western Australia is playing a leading
role in the battle against climate change with major carbon capture
and storage demonstration projects currently planned or proposed in
the State.
One of these, the proposed Collie Hub in the South West, would be a
multi-user CCS project featuring five companies including Perdaman
Chemicals & Fertilisers.
Carbon Strategy Coordinator, Dominique Van Gent, said it was vital
for Australia as a whole to find ways to prevent carbon emissions,
"Australia is the world's largest coal exporter and the fourth
largest coal producer, which makes the development of carbon
capture and storage vital to protecting the employment and wealth
created by this sector."
