GREEN GOVERNANCE
Green GovernanceA holistic approach for feasible and successful Net Zero Transition Plans in the real estate industry The CRREM initiative releases a report on Green Governance and how to implement and develop feasible Net Zero Transition Plans in the real estate industry. The report was authored by the CRREM team and supported by EPRA and […]
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CRREM, ULI and Berkeley Lab Join Forces
CRREM [Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor], ULI [Urban Land Institute], Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory [Berkeley Lab] are partnering to further increase the granularity of the regional US and Canada CRREM pathways. Austria – March 29, 2023 – Measuring and understanding property related emissions is increasingly important, with the global push toward a more sustainable […]
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GRESB, CRREM and PCAF Join Forces
GRESB, PCAF [Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials], and CRREM [Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor] are partnering up in 2021 to provide investors and banks with the guidance they need to measure and report on their financed emissions from real estate. Furthermore, this partnership is meant to help financial institutions formulate, set, and implement forward-looking targets […]
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Laudes Foundation supports CRREM
We are very excited to announce that the Laudes Foundation will support the updates and enhancements of the CRREM Risk Assessment Tool within the next years. Laudes Foundation was launched in 2020 as part of the Brenninkmeijer family enterprise and aims at challenging and inspiring the industry to harness its power for good. Laudes […]
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New study on EU taxonomy recommends CRREM pathways
We are happy to hear that the new “EU Taxonomy Study – Evaluating the market-readiness of the EU taxonomy criteria for buildings” recommends to use of CRREM for assessing the carbon performance of existing buildings. The study initiated by CRREM partner and GSIC member DGNB and others states, that in order to improve the performance […]
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CRREM joins cooperation with IBPDI Initiative
We are happy to announce that CRREM recently joined a cooperation with IBPDI. The International Building Performance & Data Initiative (IBPDI) was founded by CRREM partner and GSIC member BuildingMinds, Microsoft and pom+ and is the first global, industry-wide data and performance standard for real estate. The initiative aims at providing a standardised, harmonized and […]
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Aberdeen Standard shares their motivation on using CRREM
In order to see if all their buildings are on the right way towards achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050, CRREM partner and GSIC member Aberdeen Standard compares each property’s carbon intensity with external benchmarks. The Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor (CRREM tool) displays country- and building-type specific decarbonisation pathways and thereby offers Aberdeen […]
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Allianz and Codic use CRREM to assess carbon performance
We are glad to hear that a joint venture of Allianz Real Estate and Codic used the CRREM methodology to assess their redevelopments’ carbon performance. As stated, the 15,000 m² property will be fully compliant with our CRREM decarbonisation pathways. Read more…
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Spanish article about CRREM
Our colleague Paloma Taltavull has published an article in the Spanish journal ‘Panorama Social’ published by FUNCAS. Issue 32 is devoted to cities, and Paloma’s work deeps in exploring four challenges the cities should face on pages 107-126. The fourth is the need for cities decarbonization, explained based on the CRREM results. The full issue […]
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Real estate market. decarbonization and economic growth (Mercado inmobiliario, descarbonización y crecimiento económico)
CRREM has organized a seminar for Students (Master course in Economics and PhD Student in Economics) about how to apply the tool and the impact on building investment. The organization was in collaboration with the ‘Cátedra de Transformación del Modelo Económico Valenciano’ and several experts on finance, public management and valuers attended. The seminar reached […]
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