ESG SDDS Wiring-Guide
Access the technical instructions, specifications, and practical examples to interpret data points in the SDDS/ ESG SDDS and ensure consistent reporting.
R
Rate of accidents in assets expressed as a weighted average
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Weighted average rate of recordable accidents per asset value.
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Raw building material, data coverage (% of area)
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not a recommended KPI within the INREV Guidelines. The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets with raw materials used for new construction and major renovations. This is calculated based on the amount of space divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area (ESG1.6.1: sqm/sqf), investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis). Please also consider the availability of data for the period of time for which assets are owned by the vehicle (ref: GRESB).
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Real estate assets not equipped with facilities for waste sorting and not covered by a waste recovery or recycling contract, data coverage (% of area)
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not a recommended KPI within the INREV Guidelines. The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets with waste sorting facilities. This is calculated based on the amount of space divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area (ESG1.6.1: sqm/sqf), investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis).
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Reference framework / tool used
A Paris Agreement aligned methodology / tool that enables the stakeholders of the vehicle to assess the carbon and energy performance of buildings and portfolios and benchmark assets against a framework (e.g. CRREM pathways). An ideal methodology / tool also supports effective carbon risk management with meaningful quantitative risk indicators.
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Renewable energy data coverage (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which renewable energy data is provided. This is calculated based on the total area of the assets for which data is provided (i.e. the total area of assets sourced from renewable energy, incl. all sources provided above: ESG 3.2. - ESG 3.2.4, regardless of power generated) divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area (ESG1.6.1 sqm/sqf), investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis). Please also consider the availability of data for the period of time for which assets are owned by the vehicle (ref: GRESB).
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Renewable energy generated and consumed on-site by landlord (kWh/yr)
The vehicle’s total energy use both actual and estimated for all assets that is generated and consumed from on-site renewable energy by landlord. Any source of energy produced at the site that can be used without depleting reserves, including energy from the sun, wind, water and the earth’s core. Technologies should be available onsite, such as photovoltaic panels, wind turbines, transpired solar collectors, solar hot water heaters, small-scale hydroelectric power plants, etc. (ref: GRESB).
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Renewable energy generated and consumed on-site by third party or tenant (kWh/yr)
The vehicle’s total energy use both actual and estimated for all assets that is generated and consumed from on-site renewable energy by third party or tenant. Any source of energy produced at the site that can be used without depleting reserves, including energy from the sun, wind, water and the earth’s core. Technologies should be available on-site, such as photovoltaic panels, wind turbines, transpired solar collectors, solar hot water heaters, small-scale hydroelectric power plants, etc. (ref: GRESB).
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Renewable energy generated off-site and purchased by landlord (kWh/yr)
The vehicle’s total energy use both actual and estimated for all assets that is generated and consumed from off-site renewable energy by landlord. Any source of energy produced off-site that can be used without depleting reserves, including energy from the sun, wind, water and the earth’s core (ref: GRESB).
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Renewable energy generated off-site and purchased by tenant (kWh/yr)
The vehicle’s total energy use both actual and estimated for all assets that is generated and consumed from off-site renewable energy by tenant. Any source of energy produced off-site that can be used without depleting reserves, including energy from the sun, wind, water and the earth’s core ref: GRESB).
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Renewable energy generated on-site and exported by landlord (kWh/yr)
The vehicle’s total energy use both actual and estimated for all assets that is generated from on-site renewable energy by landlord and exported. Any source of energy produced at the site that can be used without depleting reserves, including energy from the sun, wind, water and the earth’s core. Technologies should be available on-site, such as photovoltaic panels, wind turbines, transpired solar collectors, solar hot water heaters, small-scale hydroelectric power plants, etc. (ref: GRESB).
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Reporting period
Quarter, year-to-date or annual reporting time period.
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Reporting period
The span of time covered by the set of non financial statements. it is typically either for a month, quarter or year.
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Reporting period
The span of time covered by the set of non financial statements. it is typically either for a month, quarter or year.
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