This marks the fifth consecutive year Collgar has achieved this global distinction, reinforcing its position as a leader in ESG performance and sustainable energy generation.
GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) is a leading global benchmark of material sustainability issues in asset performance and is aligned with international reporting frameworks, goals and emerging regulations. Collgar’s continued recognition reflects its philosophy of actively managing material risks and opportunities that drive long-term value and create positive environmental and social impact.
“At Rest, we are dedicated to helping our members achieve their best-possible retirement and this extends to thinking about the world they’ll retire into and how we can contribute to a more sustainable future. Collgar Wind Farm’s continued recognition as a GRESB Sector Leader reflects our commitment to the sustainability of our portfolio. We believe this adds value and supports stronger financial retirement outcomes for our two million members,” said Leilani Weier, General Manager, Responsible Investment & Sustainability, Rest.
“Being named Sector Leader for the fifth year in a row is a testament to our team’s dedication to sustainability and continuous improvement,” said Sam Pearce, CEO at Collgar Renewables.
“This recognition not only validates our current practices but also strengthens our position as we progress our pipeline of new renewable energy developments. We are proud to be setting the benchmark for ESG performance in the wind energy sector.”
The GRESB Sector Leader Awards celebrate the top-performing infrastructure assets worldwide that demonstrate exceptional commitment to sustainability. In the 2025 assessment, Collgar Wind Farm achieved the highest distinction as the Infrastructure Asset Super Class Leader in the Renewable Power category, reflecting its outstanding ESG performance and leadership.
“GRESB Sector Leaders exemplify success in action. They set the pace for the industry, translating strong governance and operational excellence into real-world performance and long-term value.” said Sebastien Roussotte, CEO of GRESB.
