Thanks to the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation and Taxonomy Regulation, the topic of sustainability is now enshrined in law.
In pursuit of its goal of a climate-neutral economy by 2045, the federal government expects companies to demonstrate reductions in their greenhouse gas emissions – every single year. The reporting obligations are wide-ranging, take a lot of time and the requirements are not always easy to fulfil.
So how can you meet these goals? What data is needed, and which topics need to be covered in the reports?
ESG reporting sets out the impact of business activity on people and the environment. The verifiable criteria on environmental, social and corporate governance issues apply to both individual buildings and portfolios at company level.
In this regard, we make use of two processes: the GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) procedure, a world-leading ESG assessment system for asset management, and ECORE scoring which provides transparency and comparability in ESG scoring.
With ESG reporting, therefore, you meet more than just the legal requirements. You ensure the environmental impact of your property is transparent and public regarding life cycle assessment, climate resilience, site quality and accessibility as well as sustainable operation and compliance.
Our interdisciplinary team will determine which certificates may be needed for your building, e.g. climate risk analysis, stranding point analysis, climate protection roadmap, life cycle assessment or energy audit.
You benefit from all of these services from a single source. Contact us for an initial consultation.