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Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor

Make decarbonisation measureable - reduce carbon risk - enable Paris-aligned buildings

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“CRREM is a helpful tool that can support companies in assessing the required reduction in carbon emissions at asset level.”

Fernanda Amemiya, Sustainability Reporting Manager, Landsec

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“The CRREM tool will allow us to measure […] to what extent our global portfolio is aligned with a 1.5-degree scenario. It will also inform our investment decisions going forward and it can be used as an engagement tool.”

Derk Welling, Senior Responsible Investment & Governance Specialist, APG

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“CRREM helps to mitigate the transitional risk of real estate portfolios
by offering the possibility to evaluate the progress of a portfolio’s
carbon reduction performance in line with the Paris Agreement”

Sadaf Stutterheim, Real Estate Strategist Investment Management, Zurich Insurance Company

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“CRREM is a valuable tool for moving institutions beyond just disclosure
of risk toward alignment with the Paris agreement objectives.”

Matthew Ulterino, Principal, UNEP FI

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“The ability to be able to examine individual assets and then to a portfolio
level provides great capabilities in providing additional guidance to
decision-makers in the real estate or funds management areas.”

Dr. Georgia Warren-Myers, Melbourne School of Design

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“CRREM is a useful tool for a global investor to understand where the portfolio sits against the pathway that aligns with the Paris Agreement in a globally consistent manner. Therefore, GPIF supports the expansion of CRREM to
include major real estate markets outside the EU.”

Hideto Yamada, Head of Global Real Estate, GPIF
(Government Pension Investment Fund)

Ronald van der Waals

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“We value open access tools like CREEM which enables property companies
to assess climate risks and to communicate their carbon exposure
to shareholders for better investment decisions.”

Hassan Sabir, Finance & ESG Director, EPRA

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IMF: Global carbon price floor would limit global warming

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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DEKA recommends CRREM as a tool to assess and manage carbon performance of real estate

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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Carbon Prices apply to over a fifth of global GHG emissions according to a new World Bank study

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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