We are pleased to announce that the European Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Executive Agency (CINEA) has mentioned CRREM in its latest news post within the Clean-Energy-Transition-Newsletter. They acknowledge the CRREM tool as a market standard used and recommended by institutional investors such as Allianz or Deka Real Estate. Read more here … or Find out […]
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We are pleased to announce that Peter Sweatman (CEO of Climate Strategy) regognised the CRREM tool as one of six strategies to unlock buildings sustainability using financial levers. He underlines the key role of the CRREM tool in this years Royal Society conference. Read more here … or Find out how CRREM can assist you […]
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We are happy to announce that the Blockchain & Climate Institute (BCI), a progressive think tank providing leading expertise in emerging technologies deployment for climate and sustainability actions, has published two articles this summer about the CRREM tool. CRREM is mentioned as a robust framework for quantifying and managing transition risk in the real estate […]
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We are pleased to announce that AEW, one of the largest real estate investment managers in the world and CRREM GSIC member, focused on Transition Risk and CRREM in their June Research Report “Climate Informed Real Estate Returns In Europe”. The report provides initial estimates of the impact of climate change on European real estate […]
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We are happy to announce that the CRREM initiative was invited to present the Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor at the “Covenant of Mayors Investment Forum: Energy efficiency finance market place” which took place on 15th and 16th of June 2021. Our colleague Sven Bienert participated at the event jointly organized by the European Commission’s […]
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We congratulate MC-UBS, asset manager for the Japan Metropolitan Fund Investment Corporation, on using the Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor to simulate the Value at Risk (VaR) and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of its properties. “MCUBS (…) recognizes that climate change is an important environmental issue that significantly impacts our business activities. (…) It is […]
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According to the International Monetary Fund, a carbon price of about 75 US-$ per ton in 2030 is necessary in order to reach the required emission reductions Therefore, the IMF urges the Group of 20 countries to establish a global carbon price floor to limit global warming to 1.5 / 2° C. Read more… Or […]
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In their “Deka-Immobilienresearch Spezial: Klimaveränderungen und Immobilien“ (Editor’s note: Climate Change and Real Estate), DEKA states that besides extreme weather events, market participants need to focus on carbon emissions and pro-actively participate in the transformation of the building sector in terms of climate change. Therefore, DEKA recommends CRREM (Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor) as best […]
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According to the world bank’s “State and Trends of Carbon Pricing 2021” report, the total of 64 carbon pricing instruments applied around the world cover approx. 20 % of global GHG emissions resulting in a revenue of 53 Bn. US-$. However, the study also highlights that most carbon prices are still too low to limit […]
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As per May the 4th, the EU carbon price exceeded 50 €/tonne, clearly highlighting the need for decarbonisation. Read more about carbon pricing and the record… or Find out how CRREM can help you to reduce your portfolios’ carbon emissions…
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