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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 […]
Continue readingThe updated CRREM-SBTi aligned decarbonisation pathways for Real Estate are now available! SBTi-CRREM-pathways covers residential and the commercial real estate sector across North America, Asia-Pacific, and Europe. A new pathway for “Industrial Distribution Warehouse cooled”, as well as sub-regional pathways for USA – covering the 15 largest cities – and for Australia – covering the […]
Continue readingWe are happy to share with you that ABP (largest Dutch pension fund) announced their refined climate policy. It includes explicit reference to CRREM for their Real Estate portfolio. See the climate policy here Find out how CRREM can assist you in the transition of your properties!
Continue readingWe attended the EPRA ESG summit last week in London. Our project lead, Hunter Kuhlwein, talked on the panel: Net Zero: Achieving objectives or marketing hype?” together with Olivier Elamine, Andrea Palmer and Jan Willem van Kranenburg. ◼ They all agreed that there is a lot of marketing in Net Zero ambitions at the […]
Continue readingEine Studie von JLL bestätigt es nun: Schlechte Energieeffizienz führt zu signifikanten Wertabschlägen bei Immobilien. Der Analyse von JLL folgend beträgt die Preisdifferenz von energetisch schlechten und guten (energieeffizienten) Immobilien im ersten Halbjahr 2022 durchschnittlich zwischen zwölf und 33 %. In wenigen Fällen liegt der Preisabschlag mit fast 50 % sogar deutlich darüber. Lesen […]
Continue readingAccording to the UNFCC latest report the climate plans submitted by most signatories of the Paris Agreement are still not ambitious enough to limit global warming to 1.5 degree Celsius by the end of the century. The countries’ efforts are still not enough as they are leading to at least 2.5 degrees warming. Mr. Stiell, […]
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