The CRREM Risk Assessment Tool can be downloaded with two versions, empty and pre-filled.
Please, fill out the form below to download the CRREM Risk Assessment Tool.
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CRREM PATHWAYS V2 – NOW AVAILABLE!
Public Consultation confirms the updated CRREM & The SBTi Aligned Decarbonisation Pathways for the In-Use Phase of Real Estate! Download the new Global pathways, Methodology documentation & CRREM Feedback Report:
We invite you to take part in our student housing survey to derive more guidance for this asset type. Please fill out the survey and provide any data if available via the template to crrem@iioe.at.
The results will then officially be shared.
Please take part in our survey: https://forms.gle/61MCDobWLPwmhMD96
Please register for the respective time slots via the links above. We look forward to your participation!
Reference Guides & Methodology
The CRREM initiative provides you with four additional guides:
1) CRREM Risk Assessment Reference Guide, 2) CRREM downscaling documentation and assessment methodology 3) Data import from GRESB and 4) Adapting the tool for non-EU locations as well as residential properties.
In addition, you can find our global CRREM Pathways by clicking on the link below.
Please also see our Frequently Asked Questions Section:
Countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, Croatia, Switzerland, Norway, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, USA
What property-types are covered?
Property-types: Office, Retail Hight Street, Retail Shopping center, Retail Warehouse, Hotel, Industrial Distribution Warehouse, Healthcare, Lodges/Leisure & Recreation, Medical Office, Residential Multi-family, Residential Single-family
How does CRREM relate to the SBT initiative?
CRREM uses a transparent downscaling methodology that is based on the Sectoral Decarbonization Approach (SDA) promoted by SBTi. CRREM supports SBTi. Both initiatives are “Science-based”. A few more additional functions that CRREM offers especially for real estate include besides the carbon trajectories for specific use types and countries also the kwh pathways. CRREM also differentiates between 1.5°C and 2°C.
B) The CRREM Risk Assessment Tool
What regions are covered?
All EU member-states & UK commercial pathways are directly integrated in the tool. Nevertheless the tool can also be used outside the EU and for residential properties.
Will the tool be extended to include the global pathways?
The tool will remain EU based. However, the CRREM team has provided guidance for the factors that need to be considered if one wishes to modify the tool for use in a different region. Manual input is needed for HDD/CDD days and other data like the development of Carbon prices over time etc. The guidance can be found at https://www.crrem.eu/tool.
Will the tool include residential/multi-family property?
Pathways exist for both in the xls. Global Pathways file on www.crrem.org. The residential pathways are currently not included in the tool itself. However, the residential downscaling pathways can easily be inputted into the tool manually. A short guide is available, explaining the steps: CRREM Guide to using the Tool outside the EU
How does the CRREM tool handle incomplete data coverage?
The tool extrapolates data for “Reporting Period”, “Occupancy” and “Data coverage”. Please note: The extrapolation for months of reported data to 12 months does not occur linearly due to the corresponding relevance in which months of the year cooling or heating is effectively carried out. For more information, please refer to the tool Reference Guide available at: https://www.crrem.eu/reference-guide.
Do the retrofit assumptions focus on the operational efficiency savings?
The CRREM tool enables the input of one energetic retrofit measure for each analyzed asset over time. Retrofits might be necessary whenever the asset is not anymore compliant with the decarbonization pathway. The user can work with default data provided by the tool or make his own assumptions regarding investment costs and achieved energy savings. For more details the Reference Guide is available at: https://www.crrem.eu/reference-guide.
Also the tradeoff between embodied carbon due to the retrofit action and operational savings resulting can be analyzed in that respect. CRREM uses results from the DEEP-database as underlying default input data: https://deep.eefig.eu/.
What underlying data is used for the retrofit calculations?
CRREM uses default values from DEEP (De-risking Energy Efficiency Platform) – a database of energy efficiency projects. Please visit https://deep.eefig.eu/ for more information.
What is the “basis” of the Floor area that should be used?
CRREM uses the IPMS 2. Indoor & outdoor car parking are not included in the gross internal floor area. All other outdoor area should also not be included.
Does CRREM only consider operational energy use?
Yes, CRREM only considers operational energy consumption. The approach is a whole building view including energy use from common space and tenant areas likewise. Embodied carbon of the existing structure is not regarded. However grey emissions/embodied carbon resulting from a potential energetic retrofit can be analyzed regarding its tradeoff related to the operational savings.
Is Scope 1, 2 & 3 included?
The whole building approach is used. Scope 1 and 2 are considered, scope 3 is only considered in regards to tenant energy use as well as embodied carbon on regards to the retrofits.
Does CRREM cover physical climate risks?
CRREM covers transitional risk, if you would like to analyse physical risk other tools are helpful (e.g., in Germany the GIS-Immo-Risk Tool).
Can I enter own Emission Factors?
Yes. The Tool allows for various user-defined settings, including the option to enter user-defined emission factors. Therefore, the tool enables users to apply location- or market-based EF. We recommend a location-based view.
D) General Questions
Will the global pathways & CRREM tool be updated? ?
Yes. The CRREM Tool & pathways will be updated on a regular basis. We will share updates via our newsletter, the news section of crrem.eu and through our social media channels (LinkedIn / Twitter etc.). Please provide us with your email if you would like to subscribe to the newsletter.
Who can I contact for further information or feedback?
Please do not hesitate to contact us via: info@crrem.eu or crrem@iioe.at.
Does CRREM provide online seminars & tutorials?
Yes, CRREM hosts various webinars & online events (i.e., CRREM Project introduction, using the CRREM Tool & further topics such as ESG and stranding risks in real estate). Please contact us if you are interested in participation or would like to request CRREM to host a specific online event.
How can I support the CRREM project?
The “Global Scientific and Investors Committee” (GSIC) membership will enable you to provide valuable input into the continuous development of the project. All GSIC members provide support to the decarbonisation of the real estate industry as well as adding to the robustness and credibility of the project outputs. Please contact us if you would like to join the CRREM GSIC Committee.
F) Further Q&As
Please click here for further Q&As
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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