Property & Infrastructure
Developers and asset owners control two very different levers: how much energy a building uses once occupied, and how much carbon is locked into it before anyone moves in. Tenants and green-building certification are pushing on both.
What is pushing on this sector
- Green building certification (Greenship, LEED, EDGE) in tenant requirements
- Corporate tenants needing Scope 2 data for their own reporting
- Green financing tied to measurable building performance
- Embodied carbon entering procurement conversations for new builds
Typical emission hotspots
- Purchased electricity
- HVAC and chillers
- Embodied carbon in materials
- Backup generation
- Tenant-controlled energy
What we do here
Portfolio energy and emissions baseline
Building-by-building energy and emissions intensity, normalized by floor area and occupancy so assets can actually be compared.
Retrofit prioritization
Ranking HVAC, lighting, envelope, and rooftop solar interventions by payback and abatement, so capital goes where it moves both numbers.
Embodied carbon screening
Early-design comparison of structural and material options, where changes are still cheap to make.
These pages describe our scope and method for each sector. They are not client case studies — we name our approach, not other people's data.
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