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.
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Acquisition date
In case of acquisition during the period, date of completion of acquisition of the asset. Aligned with INREV SDDS 4.0 ALD1.1.15
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Actual district heating and cooling - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Actual energy consumption from district heating and cooling for the asset that is in landlord’s control. A district cooling system consists of a pipe network filled with water that is chilled by district cooling plants (chillers or residual heat for cooling). The chilled water travels from the plant to the building, cooling the space, and returns to the plant to be cooled again. To increase energy efficiency and reliability, district cooling systems are often combined with night-to-day storage facilities, in which overcapacity during the night is stored for use during daytime (ref: IEA).
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Actual district heating and cooling - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual district heating and cooling consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord’s control. A district cooling system consists of a pipe network filled with water that is chilled by district cooling plants (chillers or residual heat for cooling). The chilled water travels from the plant to the building, cooling the space, and returns to the plant to be cooled again. To increase energy efficiency and reliability, district cooling systems are often combined with night-to-day storage facilities, in which overcapacity during the night is stored for use during daytime (ref: IEA). The term 'actual' refers to district heating and cooling consumption that is not estimated.
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Actual district heating and cooling - tenant controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Actual energy consumption from district heating and cooling for the asset that is in tenant’s control.
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Actual district heating and cooling - tenant controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual district heating and cooling consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in tenant’s control. A district cooling system consists of a pipe network filled with water that is chilled by district cooling plants (chillers or residual heat for cooling). The chilled water travels from the plant to the building, cooling the space, and returns to the plant to be cooled again. To increase energy efficiency and reliability, district cooling systems are often combined with night-to-day storage facilities, in which overcapacity during the night is stored for use during daytime (ref: IEA). The term 'actual' refers to district heating and cooling consumption that is not estimated.
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Actual district heating cooling data coverage (% of area) - Asset Level
The floor area percentage of the asset for which data is provided for total energy consumption for district heating and cooling (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which data is provided divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, 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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Actual district heating cooling data coverage (% of area) - Vehicle Level
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which data is provided for total actual district heating and cooling consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which the data provided is 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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Actual district heating cooling from renewable resources - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Common renewable cold sources are seas, lakes, rivers and ground water. Renewable heat sources (such as bioenergy, solar thermal, heat pumps and geothermal), integrate secondary heat sources (such as waste heat from industrial installations and data centres) (ref: IEA) .
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Actual district heating cooling from renewable resources - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not a recommended KPI within the INREV Guidelines. Common renewable cold sources are seas, lakes, rivers and ground water. Renewable heat sources (such as bioenergy, solar thermal, heat pumps and geothermal), integrate secondary heat sources (such as waste heat from industrial installations and data centres) (ref: IEA).
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Actual electricity consumption - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Actual electricity consumption that is in landlord’s control. Electricity is either purchased or acquired and can be produced from a variety of non-renewable energy sources (eg natural gas, coal etc.).
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Actual electricity consumption - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual electricity consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord’s control. Electricity is either purchased or acquired and can be produced from a variety of non-renewable energy sources (e.g. natural gas, coal etc.). The term 'actual' refers to electricity consumption that is not estimated.
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Actual electricity consumption - tenant controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Actual electricity consumption that is in tenant’s control. Electricity is either purchased or acquired and can be produced from a variety of non-renewable energy sources (eg natural gas, coal etc.).
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Actual electricity consumption - tenant controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual electricity consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in tenant’s control. Electricity is either purchased or acquired and can be produced from a variety of non-renewable energy sources (e.g. natural gas, coal etc.). The term 'actual' refers to electricity consumption that is not estimated.
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Actual electricity data coverage percentage (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which data is provided for total electricity consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which data is provided 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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Actual electricity from off-site renewable resources - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Electricity consumption from off-site renewable sources that is in landlord's control. This refers to electricity generated off site and typically bought from an external energy supplier, from renewable sources such as solar photovoltaic, wind turbines, hydro turbines, geothermal turbines, biomass (ref: EPRA).
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Actual electricity from off-site renewable resources - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not a recommended KPI within the INREV Guidelines. Electricity consumption from off-site renewable sources that is in landlord's control. This refers to electricity generated off site and typically bought from an external energy supplier, from renewable sources such as solar photovoltaic, wind turbines, hydro turbines, geothermal turbines, biomass (Ref: EPRA).
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Actual electricity from on-site renewable resources - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Electricity consumption from on-site renewable sources that is in landlord's control. Renewable electricity sources refers to electricity generated on-site, from renewable sources such as solar photovoltaic, wind turbines, hydro turbines, geothermal turbines, biomass (ref: EPRA).
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Actual electricity from on-site renewable resources - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not a recommended KPI within the INREV Guidelines. Electricity consumption from on-site renewable sources that is in landlord's control. Renewable electricity sources refers to electricity generated on-site, from renewable sources such as solar photovoltaic, wind turbines, hydro turbines, geothermal turbines, biomass (ref: EPRA).
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Actual energy consumption - landlord controlled (kWh/yr)
Actual energy consumption (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the asset that is in landlord’s control. A landlord controlled area is the one for which the landlord is determined to have “operational control” where operational control is defined as having the ability to introduce and implement operating policies, health and safety policies, and/or environmental policies. If both the landlord and tenant have the authority to introduce and implement any or all of the policies mentioned above, the area should be reported as landlord controlled (ref: GRESB). The terms 'landlord controlled' '-obtained' and '-acquired' can be used interchangeably.
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Actual energy consumption - landlord's control (kWh/yr)
Actual operational energy consumption (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord’s control. The term 'actual' refers to energy consumption that is not estimated. A landlord controlled area is the one for which the landlord is determined to have “operational control” where operational control is defined as having the ability to introduce and implement operating policies, health and safety policies, and/or environmental policies. If both the landlord and tenant have the authority to introduce and implement any or all of the policies mentioned above, the area should be reported as landlord controlled (ref: GRESB).
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Actual energy consumption - tenant controlled (kWh/yr)
Actual energy consumption (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the asset that is in tenant’s control. If a single tenant has the greatest authority to introduce and implement operating policies and environmental policies, the tenant should be assumed to have operational control (ref: GRESB).
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Actual energy consumption - tenant's control (kWh/yr)
Actual operational energy consumption (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the proportion of portfolio that is in tenant’s control. The term 'actual' refers to energy consumption that is not estimated. A tenant controlled area is the one for which a single tenant has the greatest authority to introduce and implement operating policies and environmental policies, the tenant should be assumed to have operational control (ref: GRESB).
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Actual energy data coverage (% of area) - Asset Level
The floor area percentage of the asset for which actual data is provided for total energy consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which data is provided divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, 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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Actual energy data coverage (% of area) - Vehicle Level
The floor area percentage of all assets of the vehicle for which actual data is provided for operational energy consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). The term 'actual' refers to data that is not estimated. This is calculated based on the amount of space for which actual data is provided 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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Actual energy data coverage percentage (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the asset for which data is provided for total electricity consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which data is provided divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, 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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Actual fuel consumption - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Actual fuel consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord’s control, including the consumption from coal and coal products, crude oil and petroleum products, natural gas and from other non-renewable sources (ref: ESRS E1).
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Actual fuel consumption - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual fuel consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord’s control, including the consumption from coal and coal products, crude oil and petroleum products, natural gas and from other non-renewable sources (ref: ESRS E1). The term 'actual' refers to fuel consumption that is not estimated.
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Actual fuel consumption - tenant controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Actual fuel consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in tenant’s control, including the consumption from coal and coal products, crude oil and petroleum products, natural gas and from other non-renewable sources (ref: ESRS E1).
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Actual fuel consumption - tenant controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual fuel consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in tenant’s control, including the consumption from coal and coal products, crude oil and petroleum products, natural gas and from other non-renewable sources (ref: ESRS E1). The term 'actual' refers to fuel consumption that is not estimated.
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Actual fuel data coverage (% of area) - Asset Level
The floor area percentage of the asset for which data is provided for total fuel consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which data is provided divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, 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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Actual fuel data coverage (% of area) - Vehicle Level
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which data is provided for total actual fuels consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which data provided is 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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Actual renewable fuels - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Fuel consumption for renewable sources (including biomass, biogas, non fossil fuel waste, renewable hydrogen, etc.) and the consumption of self-generated non-fuel renewable energy (ref: ESRS E1).
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Actual renewable fuels - landlord controlled (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not a recommended KPI within the INREV Guidelines. 'Fuel consumption for renewable sources (including biomass, biogas, nonfossil fuel waste, renewable hydrogen, etc.) and the consumption of self-generated non-fuel renewable energy (ref: ESRS E1).
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Actual scope 1 emissions (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Actual scope 1 emissions, also known as direct emissions, are defined as emissions from sources that are owned or controlled by the reporting company. This might include, for example, fuel consumption, natural gas combusted in a boiler in the asset.
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Actual scope 1 emissions (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual scope 1 emissions, also known as direct emissions, are defined as GHG emissions from sources that are owned or controlled by the reporting company. The term 'actual' refers to scope 1 emissions that are not estimated. This might include, for example, fuel consumption, natural gas combusted in a boiler in assets under the reporting vehicle. Reference the methodology used to calculate GHG emissions in the comment box.
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Actual scope 1 emissions data coverage (% of area)
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not required to comply with INREV Guidelines. The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which scope 1 emissions data is provided. This is calculated based on the amount of space for which the data provided is divided by total supply area (ESG1.6.1: sqm/sqf). Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area (ESG1.6: 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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Actual scope 2 emissions - location based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Actual location-based scope 2 emissions, also known as indirect emissions, are emissions from purchased electricity, heat, steam or cooling consumed by the asset, but generated elsewhere. Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Actual scope 2 emissions - location based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual location-based scope 2 emissions, also known as indirect emissions, are GHG emissions from purchased electricity, heat, steam or cooling consumed by the assets, but generated elsewhere. The term 'actual' refers to scope 2 emissions that are not estimated. Location-based method quantifies scope 2 emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015). Reference the methodology used to calculate GHG emissions in the comment box.
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Actual scope 2 emissions - market based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Actual market-based scope 2 emissions, also known as indirect emissions, are emissions from purchased electricity, heat, steam or cooling consumed by the asset, but generated elsewhere. Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Actual scope 2 emissions - market based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual market-based scope 2 emissions, also known as indirect emissions, are GHG emissions from purchased electricity, heat, steam or cooling consumed by the assets, but generated elsewhere. The term 'actual' refers to scope 2 emissions that are not estimated. Market-based method quantifies scope 2 emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015). Reference the methodology used to calculate GHG emissions in the comment box.
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Actual scope 2 emissions data coverage (% of area)
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not required to comply with INREV Guidelines. The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which scope 2 emissions data is provided. This is calculated based on the amount of space for which the data provided is 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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Actual scope 3 emissions (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Actual scope 3 emissions are calculated as the emissions associated with tenant areas. Scope 3 emissions do not include embodied carbon as it is a separate recommended indicator of INREV framework. Scope 3 emissions cover only operational activities of the asset and do not include emissions generated through the organisation’s operations or by its employees, or upstream supply chain emissions (ref: GRESB).
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Actual scope 3 emissions (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual scope 3 emissions are calculated as the emissions associated with tenant areas. The term 'actual' refers to scope 3 emissions that are not estimated. Scope 3 emissions do not include embodied carbon as it is a separate recommended indicator of INREV framework. Scope 3 emissions cover only operational activities of the portfolio of the vehicle and do not include emissions generated through the organisation’s operations or by its employees, or upstream supply chain emissions (ref: GRESB). Reference the methodology used to calculate GHG emissions in the comment box.
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Actual scope 3 emissions data coverage (% of area)
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not required to comply with INREV Guidelines. The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which scope 3 emissions data is provided. This is calculated based on the amount of space for which the data provided is 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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Actual waste generated - landlord controlled (tonne/yr) - Asset Level
Actual waste generated (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the asset that is in landlord’s control. A landlord controlled area is the one for which the landlord is determined to have “operational control” where operational control is defined as having the ability to introduce and implement operating policies, health and safety policies, and/or environmental policies. If both the landlord and tenant have the authority to introduce and implement any or all of the policies mentioned above, the area should be reported as landlord controlled (ref: GRESB). The terms 'landlord controlled' '-obtained' and '-acquired' can be used interchangeably.
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Actual waste generated - landlord controlled (tonne/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual waste generated (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord’s control. The term 'actual' refers to waste generated that is not estimated. A landlord controlled area is the one for which the landlord is determined to have “operational control” where operational control is defined as having the ability to introduce and implement operating policies, health and safety policies, and/or environmental policies. If both the landlord and tenant have the authority to introduce and implement any or all of the policies mentioned above, the area should be reported as landlord controlled (ref: GRESB).
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Actual waste generated - tenant controlled (tonne/yr) - Asset Level
Actual waste generated. (based on third party waste collection reports or invoices) for the asset that is in tenants' control. A tenant controlled area is the one for which a single tenant has the greatest authority to introduce and implement operating policies and environmental policies, the tenant should be assumed to have operational control (ref: GRESB).
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Actual waste generated - tenant controlled (tonne/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual waste generated (based on third party waste collection reports or invoices) for the proportion of portfolio that is in tenants' control. A tenant controlled area is the one for which a single tenant has the greatest authority to introduce and implement operating policies and environmental policies, the tenant should be assumed to have operational control (ref: GRESB). The term 'actual' refers to waste generated that is not estimated.
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Actual water consumption - landlord controlled (m3/yr) - Asset Level
Actual water consumption (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the asset that is in landlord’s control. A landlord controlled area is the one for which the landlord is determined to have “operational control” where operational control is defined as having the ability to introduce and implement operating policies, health and safety policies, and/or environmental policies. If both the landlord and tenant have the authority to introduce and implement any or all of the policies mentioned above, the area should be reported as landlord controlled (ref: GRESB). The terms 'landlord controlled' '-obtained' and '-acquired' can be used interchangeably. If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Actual water consumption - landlord controlled (m3/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual water consumption (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord’s control. The term 'actual' refers to water consumption that is not estimated. A landlord controlled area is the one for which the landlord is determined to have “operational control” where operational control is defined as having the ability to introduce and implement operating policies, health and safety policies, and/or environmental policies. If both the landlord and tenant have the authority to introduce and implement any or all of the policies mentioned above, the area should be reported as landlord controlled (ref: GRESB). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Actual water consumption - tenant controlled (m3/yr) - Asset Level
Actual water consumption (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the asset that is in tenants' control. A tenant controlled area is the one for which a single tenant has the greatest authority to introduce and implement operating policies and environmental policies, the tenant should be assumed to have operational control (ref: GRESB). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Actual water consumption - tenant controlled (m3/yr) - Vehicle Level
Actual water consumption (based on consumption from smart/manual meter readings or invoices) for the proportion of portfolio that is in tenants control. A tenant controlled area is the one for which a single tenant has the greatest authority to introduce and implement operating policies and environmental policies, the tenant should be assumed to have operational control (ref: GRESB). The term 'actual' refers to water consumption that is not estimated. If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Address 1
Main address, name of the street on which the asset is located. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Address 2
The number of a building / house of the asset (includes suffix). Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Amount of raw building materials (excluding recovered, recycled and bio sourced) used in new construction and major renovations (kg/yr)
Amount (weight) of raw building materials (excluding recovered, recycled and bio sourced) used in new construction and major renovations related to the asset.
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Asset equipped with facilities for waste sorting and covered by a waste recovery or recycling contract (YES/NO)
Real estate asset that is or is not equipped with facilities for waste sorting and not covered by a waste recovery or recycling contract (ref: SFDR).
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Asset exposed to fossil fuels (YES/NO)
Assets linked to extraction, processing or use of various fossil fuels. 'Companies active in the fossil fuel sector’ means (i) companies that derive any revenues from exploration, mining, extraction, distribution or refining of hard coal and lignite; (ii) companies that derive any revenues from the exploration, extraction, distribution (including transportation, storage and trade) or refining of liquid fossil fuels; and (iii) companies that derive any revenues from exploring and extracting fossil gaseous fuels or from their dedicated distribution (including transportation, storage and trade) (ref: SFDR).
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Asset life cycle
Current life cycle stage for the asset (eg Pre-development, development, etc.). Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Asset name
A text description of the name of the asset. This describes land and/or building(s). Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Asset sector
Asset use (e.g. retail, office, industrial, residential, etc). Main asset use is determined by the local authority classification or is manager defined. If the share of market rent of any single asset use type is greater than 50% select this as the main asset use. If none of the types has a share greater than 50%, the asset type should be defined as mixed. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Asset sub sector
Asset sub-type depends on the asset type. (eg for residential: student housing, social housing, etc). If the share of market rent of any single sub-asset use type is greater than 50% select this as the main asset use. If none of the types has a share greater than 50%, the asset sub type should be defined as mixed. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Assets with non-vegetated surface, 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 non-vegetated surface. 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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AUM
For ESG SDDS reporting purposes, this represents the total market value of the operating real estate assets of the vehicle.
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Average climate-related physical risks (low/medium/high)
The average level of climate - related physical risks of the asset, based on the climate risk identification methodology used by the manager (eg IPCC SSP5-8.5, Climate explorer, etc.).
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Average climate-related transition risks (low/medium/high)
The average level of climate - related transition risks of the asset based on the methodology used by the manager. For typical climate-related risks for real estate assets, see INREV Sustainability module.
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Average hours of training that employees have undertaken, by employee category 1
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box: total number of training hours offered to and completed by employees divided by the total number of employees split by employee category (in categorising the workforce, the undertaking shall define reasonable and meaningful employee categories which enable users of the information to understand different performance measures between the categories.) (ref: ESRS S1). Please indicate the employee category in the comment box.
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Average hours of training that employees have undertaken, by employee category 2
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box: total number of training hours offered to and completed by employees divided by the total number of employees split by employee category (in categorising the workforce, the undertaking shall define reasonable and meaningful employee categories which enable users of the information to understand different performance measures between the categories.) (ref: ESRS S1). Please indicate the employee category in the comment box.
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Average hours of training that employees have undertaken, by employee category 3
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box: total number of training hours offered to and completed by employees divided by the total number of employees split by employee category (in categorising the workforce, the undertaking shall define reasonable and meaningful employee categories which enable users of the information to understand different performance measures between the categories.) (ref: ESRS S1). Please indicate the employee category in the comment box.
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Average hours of training that employees have undertaken, by gender
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box: total number of training hours offered to and completed by employees divided by the total number of employees split by gender (ref: ESRS S1).
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Car parking and bike parking spaces for residents / occupiers (sqm or no of units)
Square meter of car parking and bike parking spaces as part of the building locations.
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Carbon-offsets acquired (tonne CO2e /yr) - Asset Level
A carbon credit is a convertible and transferable instrument representing GHG emissions that have been reduced, avoided or removed through projects that are verified according to recognised quality standards. Carbon credits can be issued from projects within (sometimes referred to as insets) or outside the undertaking’s value chain (sometimes referred to as offsets) (ref: ESRS E1).
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Carbon-offsets acquired (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
A carbon credit is a convertible and transferable instrument representing GHG emissions that have been reduced, avoided or removed through projects that are verified according to recognised quality standards. Carbon credits can be issued from projects within (sometimes referred to as insets) or outside the vehicle’s value chain (sometimes referred to as offsets) (ref: ESRS E1). Not included in total carbon emissions.
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City name
The name of the town, city or village of the address. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Commercial or retail infrastructure projected to be built or renovated (% of AUM)
The following basic facilities are available in the vicinity (within a walking distance of 500 meters) of the vehicle: Point of sale of food (supermarket, restaurant, canteen, lunchroom, snack bar), ATM, Parcel delivery/collection point (post office), Recreational and/or sports facility(s), Childcare or nursery The following other facilities present in the vicinity (within a walking distance of 500 meters) of the vehicle: Kiosk-like facility (office supplies/newspapers/magazines), Pharmacy, Barber, Bicycle maker, dry cleaning, Flower shop, Gas station (ref: BREEAM-NL New Construction 2020 v1.0, criteria TRA 02)
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Contact person email
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Contact person name
Definition text is not available yet.
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Contact person telephone
Use 00 instead of + to define the country code.
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Country
The name of the country of the address. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Currency
The currency in which all monetary data reported would be denominated.
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Data as of reporting year
Reporting date year of the current submission.
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Data as of reporting year
The reporting year the non-financial statements refer to.
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Data as of reporting year
The reporting year the non-financial statements refer to.
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Details on methodology
Methodology used for set up of net zero emission targets. For example, coverage of scope 1,2 and 3 emissions (e.g. whether it considers embodied carbon, or not), system boundaries (e.g. leased and/or owned assets etc.).
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Disposal route - biodiesel (waste to energy) (% of tonne)
The proportion of total waste which is used for biodiesel production. Biofuel is a gaseous, liquid or solid fuel that contains energy derived from a biological source. For example, rapeseed oil or fish liver oil can be used in place of diesel fuel in modified engines. A commercial application is the use of modified rapeseed oil, which as rapeseed methyl ester (RME) can be used in modified diesel engines, and is sometimes named biodiesel (ref: EEA).
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Disposal route - incineration (% of tonne)
The proportion of total waste which uses incineration. Incineration is the controlled burning of waste at high temperature. It is with energy recovery when the energy created in the combustion process is harnessed for re-use, for example for power generation. It is without energy recovery when the heat generated by combustion is dissipated in the environment (ref: ESRS E5).
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Disposal route - Landfill (% of tonne)
The proportion of total waste which uses landfill. Landfill is a waste disposal site for the deposit of the waste onto or into land (ref: ESRS E5).
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Disposal route - other (% of tonne)
The proportion of total waste which is used for any other way of disposal route. For example, recovery (ref: ESRS E5), composting (ref: EPRA).
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Disposal route - recycle (% of tonne)
The proportion of total waste which is used for recycling. Any recovery operation by which waste materials are reprocessed into products, materials or substances whether for the original or other purposes. It includes the reprocessing of organic material but does not include energy recovery and the reprocessing into materials that are to be used as fuels or for backfilling operations (ref: ESRS E5).
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Disposal route - reuse (% of tonne)
The proportion of total waste which is reused. Any operation by which products and components that are not waste are used again for the same purpose for which they were conceived. This may involve cleaning or small adjustments so it is ready for the next use without significant definition (ref: ESRS E5). Note: ESRS uses terms recovery operation type (preparation for reuse, recycling) and waste treatment type with respect to disposal routes (incineration, landfilling, other disposal operations)
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Distance from mass transit services / routes (meters)
The distance between the main entrance of the building and the nearest public transport boarding point via the shortest walking distance over safe pedestrian routes (not necessarily measured in a straight line). (ref: BREEAM-NL New Construction 2020 v1.0, criteria TRA 01) transit service - bus rapid transit stops, light or heavy rail stations, commuter rail stations or ferry terminals (ref. LEED ND: Plan v4, criteria Access to quality transit)
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Embodied carbon (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Refers to emissions that arise from producing, procuring and installing the materials and components that make up a structure. It may also include the lifetime emissions from maintenance, repair, replacement and ultimately demolition and disposal (ref: GRESB). This can be categorized under the lifecycle stages A1-A3 product stage, A4-A5 Construction stage and C1-C4 end of life stage in the European standard EN 15978.
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Embodied carbon (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Refers to emissions that arise from producing, procuring and installing the materials and components that make up a structure. It may also include the lifetime emissions from maintenance, repair, replacement and ultimately demolition and disposal (ref: GRESB).
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Employee satisfaction score, based on Net Promoter Score
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. The Net Promoter Score ® (NPS) is a customer loyalty metric developed by Bain & Company, Fred Reichheld, and Satmetrix. It divides customers, tenants or employees into three segments: passives, detractors and promoters, using the following question “On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely would you be to recommend this company (or this product) to friends and colleagues?”.
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Employee satisfaction score, based on Overall Satisfaction Score
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. Overall engagement score is a separate metric from overall satisfaction score and can be reported as an other answer. While satisfied employees are happy with their current situation, engaged employees proactively help to improve the company and their working environment (ref: GRESB).
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Energy intensity (kWh/area/yr) - Asset Level
The energy intensity of the asset for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total energy consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the total actual and estimated energy consumption provided divided by total floor area. Recommended unit of measure for energy intensity is by floor space, investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis).
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Energy intensity (kWh/area/yr) - Vehicle Level
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total operational energy consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the total actual and estimated operational energy consumption provided divided by total floor area. Recommended unit of measure for energy intensity is by floor area (ESG1.6.1: sqm/sqf), investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis).
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Energy intensity, for aged care asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all aged care assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for agricultural asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all agricultural assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for education asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all education assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for health care asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all health care assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for hotel asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all hotels in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for industrial/logistic asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all industrial/logistics assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for leisure asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all leisure assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for office asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all offices in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for other asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all other assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). Please specify the asset type in the comment box.
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Energy intensity, for parking asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all parking assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for residential asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all residential assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for retail asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all retail assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Energy intensity, for student housing asset/property type (kWh/area/yr)
The energy intensity of the vehicle for all student housing assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Estimated cost to achieve target year on the pathway that are deemed relevant to the strategy (Amount in currency/area/yr)
The estimated Operating Expense (OPEX) and Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) investments needed per floor area (ESG1.6.1: sqm/sqf) in order to achieve the net zero targets set. (e.g., 2030, 2040, 2050) Please indicate the currency in the comment box.
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Estimated energy consumption - landlord's control (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Estimated energy consumption for the asset that is in landlord’s control. In the absence of actual data, energy use can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB).
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Estimated energy consumption - landlord's control (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
Estimated operational energy consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord’s control. In the absence of actual data, energy use can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB).
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Estimated energy consumption - tenant's control (kWh/yr)
Estimated energy consumption for the asset that is in tenants’s control. In the absence of actual data, energy use can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB).
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Estimated energy consumption - tenant's control (kWh/yr)
Estimated operational energy consumption for the proportion of portfolio that is in tenant's control. In the absence of actual data, energy use can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB).
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Estimated OPEX/CAPEX to achieve climate change targets (amount in currency / area)
The estimated Operating Expense (OPEX) and Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) of investments needed per floor area in order to achieve the net zero targets set.
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Estimated scope 1 emissions (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
In the absence of actual data, energy use can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases (PCAF), and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB).
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Estimated scope 1 emissions (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
In the absence of actual data, scope 1 emissions can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases -see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied -see CRREM (ref: GRESB). In case estimation is used, please specify in the comment box how the calculations were done, and which critical assumptions were made.
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Estimated scope 2 emissions - location based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
In the absence of actual data, energy use can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB). Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Estimated scope 2 emissions - location based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
In the absence of actual data, location-based Scope 2 emissions can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB). In case estimation is used, please specify in the comment box how the calculations were done, and which critical assumptions were made. Location-based method quantifies scope 2 emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Estimated scope 2 emissions - market based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
In the absence of actual data, energy use can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB). Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Estimated scope 2 emissions - market based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
In the absence of actual data, market-based Scope 2 emissions can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB). In case estimation is used, a fund manager please specify in the comment box how the calculations were done, and which critical assumptions were made. Market-based method quantifies scope 2 emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Estimated scope 3 emissions (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
In the absence of actual data, energy use can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB).
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Estimated scope 3 emissions (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
In the absence of actual data, scope 3 emissions can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB). In case estimation is used, a fund manager shall specify in the comment box how the calculations were done, and which critical assumptions were made.
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Estimated waste generated (tonne/yr) - Asset Level
In the absence of actual data, waste generated can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB).
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Estimated waste generated (tonne/yr) - Vehicle Level
In the absence of actual data, waste generated can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB).
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Estimated water consumption (m3/yr) - Asset Level
In the absence of actual data, water consumption can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB). If your unit of measure is ""sqf"" used for area, please use ""gallon"" for volume.
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Estimated water consumption (m3/yr) - Vehicle Level
In the absence of actual data, water consumption can be estimated based on building characteristics and publicly available data using commercial databases - see PCAF, and/or linear extrapolation could be applied - see CRREM (ref: GRESB). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Estimation of climate related VaR as percentage of total value per portfolio (% of AUM)
See INREV Sustainability module: Appendix 1: Typical ESG-related risks and Value at Risk. Consider both transition and physical risks.
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Executive pay ratio; percentage of the annual total compensation for the highest compensated individual to the median annual total compensation within the managing team (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. The financial payments and non-monetary benefits provided to high-level management in exchange for their work on behalf of an entity (ref: GRESB).
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Exposure to energy-inefficient real estate assets (% of AUM)
"Inefficient real estate assets are the value of real estate assets built before 31/12/2020 with EPC C or below plus the value of real estate assets built after 31/12/2020 with PED below NZEB in Directive 2010/31/EU divided by the value of real estate assets required to abide by EPC and NZEB rules (ref: SFDR). A Nearly Zero-Energy Building (NZEB) is defined as a building that has a very high energy performance, while the nearly zero or very low amount of energy required should be covered to a very significant extent by energy from renewable sources, including energy from renewable sources produced on-site or nearby. Primary Energy Demand (PED) is defined as the total energy from a raw energy source that is converted into consumable energy. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)."
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Exposure to energy-inefficient real estate assets data coverage (% of area)
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not required to comply with INREV Guidelines. The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets that considered inefficient assets under SFDR. 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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Exposure to fossil fuels data coverage (% of area)
This data field is provided for comparison purposes and not required to comply with INREV Guidelines. The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets linked to extraction, processing or use of various fossil fuels. 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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Exposure to fossil fuels through real estate assets (% of AUM)
Share of investments in assets linked to extraction, processing or use of various fossil fuels. 'Companies active in the fossil fuel sector’ means (i) companies that derive any revenues from exploration, mining, extraction, distribution or refining of hard coal and lignite; (ii) companies that derive any revenues from the exploration, extraction, distribution (including transportation, storage and trade) or refining of liquid fossil fuels; and (iii) companies that derive any revenues from exploring and extracting fossil gaseous fuels or from their dedicated distribution (including transportation, storage and trade) (ref: SFDR). The AUM percentage reported in these fields reflects the AUM of the vehicle which is exposed to fossil fuels.
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Floor area covered 1 (area)
The size of certified floor area using the selected Scheme / Sub-scheme.
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Floor area covered 2 (area)
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Floor area covered 3 (area)
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Floor area covered 4 (area)
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Floor area covered 5 (area)
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Floor Area Covered Energy Ratings (area)
The size of floor area rated using the selected energy scheme.
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Generated and consumed on-site by landlord (kWh/yr)
The asset's total energy use, both actual and estimated, 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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Generated and consumed on-site by third party or tenant (kWh/yr)
The asset's total energy use, both actual and estimated, 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 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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Generated off-site and purchased by landlord (kWh/yr)
The asset's total energy use, both actual and estimated, that is generated and consumed from off-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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Generated off-site and purchased by tenant (kWh/yr)
The asset's total energy use, both actual and estimated, that is generated and consumed from off-site renewable energy by 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 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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Generated on-site and exported by landlord (kWh/yr)
The asset's total energy use, both actual and estimated, 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 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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GEO code
Geocoding is the process of converting addresses (like "1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA") into geographic coordinates (like latitude 37.423021 and longitude -122.083739). The following website https://plus.codes/ needs to be used to lookup the correct GEO code. GEO code should be provided in the following format: 52.337063,4.873062. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Green spaces and active recreation amenity (sqm)
Public space (park, square, courtyard) - an outdoor space where users can take a pleasant break in the vicinity of the building. For example, an office building may have an outdoor area where you can sit and have lunch. These spaces must be large enough so that, according to a reasonable estimate, a significant proportion of the building's users can use them during lunch times and breaks. Recreation or Sports facilities - facilities where users can go for exercise and relaxation in the vicinity of the building. For example, a sports hall, gymnasium, swimming pool, gym, play area at schools, yoga room, meditation room. The following are representative examples of outdoor spaces: -A private garden -A communal garden or courtyard, providing a pleasant and secluded environment large enough for all occupants of designated dwellings to share and designed in a way that makes it clear that the space is only to be used by occupants of designated dwellings -Balconies -Terraces (roof or other) -Patios. These are to be set at a level which is compliant with the following: -For private space: 1.5m² per bedroom -For semi-private space, i.e. shared access by all dwelling occupants: 1.0m² per bedroom. (ref: BREEAM International New Construction 2021 V6.0, criteria TRA 02, HEA 08) The outdoor space must be physically accessible, available in the vicinity (within a walking distance of 500 meters) of the vehicle and be one or more of the following: -social area: a pedestrian-oriented paving or landscape area that accommodate outdoor social activities -recreational area: a recreation-oriented paving or landscape area that encourage physical activity; -diverse green space: a landscape area with two or more types of vegetation that provide opportunities for year-round visual interest; -garden: a garden space dedicated to community gardens or urban food production; or -habitat area: preserved or created habitat which includes elements of human interaction. At least 25% of the required outdoor open space must be vegetated space planted with two or more types of vegetation or have overhead vegetated canopy. Extensive or intensive vegetated roofs that are physically accessible can be used toward the minimum vegetation requirement, and qualifying roof-based physically accessible paving areas can be used toward credit compliance. Wetlands or naturally designed ponds may count as open space if the side slope gradients average 1:4 (vertical: horizontal) or less and are vegetated. (ref: LEED BD+C New Construction, Sustainable Sites, Open Space)
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GRESB latest score
The GRESB Score is an overall measure of ESG performance – represented as a percentage (100 percent maximum). Please provide the year in the comment box.
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Gross floor area
Gross floor area of the asset.
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Hazardous waste (tonne/yr)
Total amount of hazardous waste. Hazardous waste is a solid waste, or combination of solid wastes, which because of its quantity, concentration, or physical/chemical/infectious characteristics may either cause, or significantly contribute to an increase in mortality/serious irreversible illness. Hazardous waste might also pose a substantial present or potential hazard to human health or the environment when improperly treated, stored, transported, disposed of, or otherwise managed (ref: GRESB).
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Hazardous waste generated (tonne/yr)
Total amount of hazardous waste. Hazardous waste is a solid waste, or combination of solid wastes, which because of its quantity, concentration, or physical/chemical/infectious characteristics may either cause, or significantly contribute to an increase in mortality/serious irreversible illness. Hazardous waste might also pose a substantial present or potential hazard to human health or the environment when improperly treated, stored, transported, disposed of, or otherwise managed (ref: GRESB).
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Individuals projected to benefit from educational units as a result of the investments made
Units that provide education based on the following sub-divisions: 1. Preschools, 2. Schools, 3. Universities and colleges, 4. Higher education or vocational colleges and institutions, (ref: BREEAM International New Construction 2021 V6.0, Appendix B – Scope and education buildings). Units can be defined as assets or specific units within one asset.
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Individuals projected to benefit from healthcare units as a result of the investments made
Healthcare units to be considered include: hospitals, clinics, outpatient care centres, and specialized care centres, such as birthing centres and psychiatric care centres.
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Individuals projected to benefit from social care units as a result of the investments made
Social care units to be considered include: spaces housing a public or nonprofit agency that provides counselling, therapy or other social or human services to persons needing such services due to physical, mental, emotional or other disabilities. Units can be defined as assets or specific units within one asset.
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INREV sustainability best practice module - adoption score
Indicate total compliance % of the vehicle with the INREV Reporting module. Click to go to INREV Guidelines Assessments online tool.
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INREV sustainability reporting module - compliance score
Indicate total compliance % of the vehicle with the INREV Reporting module. Click to go to INREV Guidelines Assessments online tool.
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Investment manager
The organisation responsible for the overall governance and oversight of the real estate investment fund or other type of investment vehicles and may incorporate the investment advisor. The manager is ultimately accountable to investors for the overall management of the fund or vehicle. This can be a formal role as defined by applicable regulation (e.g. the AIFMD), or legally such as the role of the General Partner in a partnership arrangement.
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Land artificialisation – non-vegetated surface area (area)
Surfaces that have not been vegetated in ground, as well as on roofs, terraces and walls, compared to the total surface area of the plots of all assets (ref: SFDR).
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Land artificialisation – Share of non-vegetated surface area compared to the total surface area of the plots of all assets (%)
Surfaces that have not been vegetated in ground, as well as on roofs, terraces and walls, compared to the total surface area of the plots of all assets (ref: SFDR).
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Lease contracts with ESG-specific requirements, by % in rent (ERV)
Applicable for portfolio of assets. This is calculated based on the asset's rental income with an ESG clause (eg communication of data, energy efficiency measures) divided by total rental income of all assets.
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Lease contracts with ESG-specific requirements, by number
Applicable for portfolio of assets.
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List of individual certifications
Please add certificate types in the comment box or to Asset Level Data tab.
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List of individual energy ratings
Please add energy rating types in the comment box or to Asset Level Data tab.
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Long-term performance improvement target
A target that projects three or more years into the future, with the purpose of improving the portfolio’s performance through a reduction of any energy or water consumption, GHG emissions or waste to landfill, or an increase in ESG data or building certifications coverage, or related to other environmental objectives (ref: GRESB). If yes, please specify in the comment box.
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M
Manager internal vehicle/fund ID
ID provided by investment manager. Unique identifier of asset known by the investment manager. This ID should only change when the asset is sold to another fund or investor. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Manager/direct investor asset ID
ID provided by investment manager/direct investor. Unique identifier of asset known by the direct investment manager/direct investor. This ID should remain unchanged for every period. Aligned with INREV Asset Level Index (ALI), click to see the details.
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Manager/direct investor asset ID
ID provided by investment manager/direct investor. Unique identifier of asset known by the direct investment manager/direct investor. This ID should remain unchanged for every period. Aligned with INREV Asset Level Index (ALI), click to see the details.
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Market value at the end of the period
The current appraised market value (value as of last day of current quarter) of the asset as determined by an external or internal appraisal as if it were being sold without existing financing.
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Net zero carbon targets. if yes, target year
"See INREV definition Intermediate Scope 1, 2, 3, and/or embodied carbon targets may also be added here. If applicable, please provide details in the comment box."
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Non-hazardous waste (tonne/yr)
Total amount of non-hazardous waste. Non-Hazardous waste is waste that does not have the potential to cause harm to humans, animals or the environment (ref: GRESB).
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Non-hazardous waste generated (tonne/yr)
Total amount of non-hazardous waste. Non-Hazardous waste is waste that does not have the potential to cause harm to humans, animals or the environment (ref: GRESB).
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Number of available mass transit services / routes
Different routes which may be taken from a bus, train, tram or metro; if several trains run on one route (e.g. a sprinter and an intercity) the user may only take the one with the highest frequency (ref: BREEAM-NL New Construction 2020 v1.0, criteria TRA 01).
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Number of cases that resulted in fines or penalties, from employees
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Relates to the number of convictions and the amount of fines for violation of health and safety laws.
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Number of cases that resulted in fines or penalties, from other stakeholders
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Relates to the number of convictions and the amount of fines for violation of health and safety laws. Please specify the stakeholder group in the comment box.
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Number of cases that resulted in fines or penalties, from tenants
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Relates to the number of convictions and the amount of fines for violation of health and safety laws.
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Number of currently pending investigations, from employees
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Relates to HSW incidents that are still under investigation.
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Number of currently pending investigations, from other stakeholders
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Relates to HSW incidents that are still under investigation. Please specify the stakeholder group in the comment box.
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Number of currently pending investigations, from tenants
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Relates to HSW incidents that are still under investigation.
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Number of educational units projected to be built, renovated, or purchased
Units that provide education based on the following sub-divisions: 1. Preschools, 2. Schools, 3. Universities and colleges, 4. Higher education or vocational colleges and institutions, (ref: BREEAM International New Construction 2021 V6.0, Appendix B – Scope and education buildings). Units can be defined as assets or specific units within one asset.
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Number of educational units under the vehicle’s management
Units that provide education based on the following sub-divisions: 1. Preschools, 2. Schools, 3. Universities and colleges, 4. Higher education or vocational colleges and institutions, (ref: BREEAM International New Construction 2021 V6.0, Appendix B – Scope and education buildings). Units can be defined as assets or specific units within one asset.
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Number of electric vehicle charging points provided
The charging stations for electric cars should be usable for all common connections. The electricity for the charging points for electric vehicles comes from 100% sustainable energy: electric power from demonstrably sustainable sources or from 'own' generation (wind, PV) (ref: BREEAM-NL New Construction 2020 v1.0, criteria TRA 03.1.3)
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Number of grievances / complaints recorded during the reporting period
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Total number of complaints (eg repair service, maintenance, etc.) recorded during reported period.
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Number of healthcare units projected to be built, renovated, or purchased
Healthcare units to be considered include: hospitals, clinics, outpatient care centres, and specialized care centres, such as birthing centres and psychiatric care centres.
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Number of healthcare units under the vehicle’s management
Healthcare units to be considered include: hospitals, clinics, outpatient care centres, and specialized care centres, such as birthing centres and psychiatric care centres.
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Number of HSW programs run for employees
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Total number of HSW certificates that were awarded before or during the reporting year. HSW programmes may include measures that promote health and well-being of employees, e.g. building design and measures increasing ergonomics of a workplace, indoor air and water quality, daylight exposure, acoustic and thermal comfort, healthy eating, health-focused physical activity events and access to spaces designated for recreation, active sports provisions, childcare facilities, working from home arrangements etc. (ref: GRESB). Please specify the type of programme in the comment box.
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Number of HSW programs run for other stakeholders
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Total number of HSW certificates that were awarded before or during the reporting year. Other stakeholders may include local communities, stakeholders involved in a construction phase. (ref: GRESB). Please specify the stakeholder group and the type of programme in the comment box.
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Number of HSW programs run for tenants
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Total number of HSW certificates that were awarded before or during the reporting year. HSW programmes may include measures that promote health and well-being of tenants, e.g. measures aimed at improving indoor air and water quality, lighting controls and daylight, acoustic and thermal comfort, inclusive design, hosting health-related activities for surrounding community, social interaction and connection, urban regeneration etc. (ref: GRESB) Please specify the type of programme in the comment box.
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Number of incidents of discrimination reported
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. Incidents of discrimination could include, subject to the relevant privacy regulations, reported work-related incidents of discrimination on the grounds of gender, racial or ethnic origin, nationality, religion or belief, disability, age, sexual orientation, or other relevant forms of discrimination involving internal and/or external stakeholders across operations in the reporting period. This includes incidents of harassment as a specific form of discrimination. (ref: ESRS)
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Number of incidents of discrimination sanctioned
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. Incidents of discrimination could include, subject to the relevant privacy regulations, reported work-related incidents of discrimination on the grounds of gender, racial or ethnic origin, nationality, religion or belief, disability, age, sexual orientation, or other relevant forms of discrimination involving internal and/or external stakeholders across operations in the reporting period that led to fines, penalties, and compensation for damages as a result of the incidents. This includes incidents of harassment as a specific form of discrimination. (ref: ESRS)
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Number of individuals projected to be housed as a result of affordable housing investments
Rental and/or for-sale dwelling units priced for households earning less than the area median income (AMI). Rental units must be maintained at affordable levels for a minimum of 15 years. (ref: LEED v4 ND: Plan, credit Housing types and affordability)
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Number of social care units projected to be built, renovated, or purchased
Social care units to be considered include: spaces housing a public or nonprofit agency that provides counselling, therapy or other social or human services to persons needing such services due to physical, mental, emotional or other disabilities. Units can be defined as assets or specific units within one asset.
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Number of social care units under the vehicle’s management
Social care units to be considered include: spaces housing a public or nonprofit agency that provides counselling, therapy or other social or human services to persons needing such services due to physical, mental, emotional or other disabilities. Units can be defined as assets or specific units within one asset.
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Operational carbon data coverage (% of area) - Asset Level
The floor area percentage of the asset for which data is available, aggregated per space and energy type. The floor area percentage reported in these fields reflects the floor area of the asset for which Absolute Consumption data is collected from. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis). This is likely to be equal to total operational energy data coverage (AL2.7). 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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Operational carbon data coverage (% of area) - Vehicle Level
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which data is available, aggregated per space and energy type. 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). This is likely to be equal to total operational energy data coverage (ESG3.1.5) 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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Operational carbon intensity - location based (tonne CO2e/area/yr) - Asset Level
The operational location-based carbon intensity of the asset for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total operational carbon emissions and it is weighted by floor area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis). Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based (tonne CO2e/area/yr) - Vehicle Level
The operational location-based carbon intensity of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total operational carbon emissions and it is weighted by floor 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). Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for aged care asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all aged care assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for agricultural asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all agricultural assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for education asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all education assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for health care asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all health care assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for hotel asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all hotels in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list)
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for industrial/logistic asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all industrial/logistics assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for leisure asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all leisure assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for office asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all offices in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for other asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all other assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list). Please specify the asset type in the comment box.
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for parking asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all parking assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for residential asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all residential assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for retail asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all retail assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - location based, for student housing asset/property type (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational carbon intensity (location based) of the vehicle for all student housing in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data (see INREV sector list).
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Operational carbon intensity - market based (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The operational market-based carbon intensity of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total operational carbon emissions and it is weighted by floor 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). Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Operational carbon intensity - market based (tonne CO2e/area/yr) - Asset Level
The operational market-based carbon intensity of the asset for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total operational carbon emissions and it is weighted by floor area.. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis). Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Other ESG frameworks used by either vehicle or organisation
If yes, please specify in the comment box and provide score. Frameworks and commitments could include, but are not limited to: GRI, UN PRI, UN SDGs, TCFD, CDP,SBTi, ISO.
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Other performance benchmark used
A consistent methodology to compare performance across different regions, investment vehicles, and asset types based on scores of ESG performance.
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Other scheme level 1 (please select from the drop-down list)
Energy ratings listed in the drop-down menu (ref: GRESB). This section assesses the entity’s use of energy ratings and populates indicator BC2 of the Performance Component.
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Other scheme level 3 (please select from the drop-down list)
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Other scheme level 4 (please select from the drop-down list)
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Other scheme level 5 (please select from the drop-down list)
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Other scheme level energy ratings
Energy ratings not listed in drop down menu. This section assesses the entity’s use of energy ratings and populates indicator BC2 of the Performance Component.
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Ownership share (%)
The ownership share is defined as the actual contractual ownership share of the asset (%). All data should be provided based on the ownership share of the asset and NOT as if 100% owned. Aligned with INREV SDDS 4.0 ALD1.16
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Ownership type
Freehold vs leasehold. If part of asset are leasehold and part is freehold it should be defined based on the share of Market Rent (MR) if any type is more than 50%. Aligned with INREV SDDS 4.0 ALD1.17
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Percentage of assets that have ESG clauses in supply chain contracts (% of AUM)
Applicable for portfolio of assets. This is calculated based on the asset's AUM with an ESG clause (eg communication of data, energy efficiency measures for property managers) divided by total AUM of all assets.
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Percentage of assets with a certificate (% of area)
"Certification relates to whether the standing investment has received a green building certificate at the time of design, construction and/or renovation. The floor area percentage reported in these fields reflects the floor area of the vehicle which is certified. Only include building certificates that were awarded before or during the reporting year and are still valid. Please refer to the building certificates listed in the Asset Level Tab (AL10.1) which is referenced to GRESB's full list of building certificates. "
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Percentage of assets with an energy rating (% of area)
"Energy rating is a scheme that measures the energy efficiency performance of buildings that enable tenants and investors to identify buildings that are both environmentally friendly and have lower utility costs. Some assets may have more than one energy rating. In this case, choose the energy rating that best corresponds to the asset. The floor area percentage reported in these fields reflects the floor area of the vehicle which has an energy rating. Only include building certificates that were awarded before or during the reporting year and are still valid. Please refer to the energy ratings listed in the Asset Level Tab (AL11.1) which is referenced to GRESB's full list of energy ratings."
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Percentage of assets with formal stakeholder grievance processes
This is calculated based on the number of assets with grievance processes divided by total number of assets. 'Grievance mechanism: Formal, legal or non-legal (or ‘judicial/non-judicial’) complaint process that can be used by individuals, communities and/or civil society entities that are being negatively affected by certain business activities and operations. The process enables the complaining party to flag an issue, seek redress and remedy (ref: GRESB).
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Percentage of assets with HSW certifications (% of AUM)
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Percentage of assets that were awarded a green building certificate before or during the reporting year (excluding pre-assessments or other unofficial forms of pre-certification). Green building certificates (Health & Well-being): BCA Green Mark Healthier Workplaces; CASBEE Wellness Office; IGBC Health & Well-being Certification; UL Verified Healthy Building; WELL Health-Safety Rating (ref: GRESB).
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Percentage of assets with implemented stakeholder engagement
Applicable for portfolio of assets. This includes local community development programs based on local community’s needs that are aimed at promoting community health and well-being through hosting health-related activities for surrounding community, effective communication and process to address community concerns, employment creation in local communities, urban regeneration, improving infrastructure in areas surrounding assets, enhancement programs for public spaces, research and network activities, resilience, including assistance or support in case of disaster, supporting charities and community groups. (ref: GRESB)
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Percentage of assets with stakeholder ESG training program
Applicable for portfolio of assets. This is calculated based on the number of assets with stakeholder training programs divided by total number of assets. Stakeholders could include employees, tenants etc."
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Percentage of female employee (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. This is calculated based on the representation of females at vehicle divided by total employees.
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Percentage of female members on other governing bodies (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. This is calculated based on the representation of females at respective governing body/committee level divided by total members. Other governing bodies may include administrative, management or supervisory bodies which exercise oversight of the process to manage material sustainability related topics.
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Percentage of female members on the board of directors (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. his is calculated based on the representation of females at board level divided by total board members.
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Percentage of female members on the investment committee (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. This is calculated based on the representation of females at investment committee level divided by total investment committee members.
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Percentage of full-time employees who received professional training, by employee category 1
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box: amount of full-time employees that received professional training divided by the total number of employees split by employee category (in categorising the workforce, the undertaking shall define reasonable and meaningful employee categories which enable users of the information to understand different performance measures between the categories) (ref: ESRS S1). Please indicate the employee category in the comment box.
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Percentage of full-time employees who received professional training, by employee category 2
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box: amount of full-time employees that received professional training divided by the total number of employees split by employee category (in categorising the workforce, the undertaking shall define reasonable and meaningful employee categories which enable users of the information to understand different performance measures between the categories) (ref: ESRS S1). Please indicate the employee category in the comment box.
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Percentage of full-time employees who received professional training, by employee category 3
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box: amount of full-time employees that received professional training divided by the total number of employees split by employee category (in categorising the workforce, the undertaking shall define reasonable and meaningful employee categories which enable users of the information to understand different performance measures between the categories) (ref: ESRS S1). Please indicate the employee category in the comment box.
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Percentage of full-time employees who received professional training, by gender
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box: amount of full-time employees that received professional training divided by the total number of employees split by gender.
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Percentage of members of the board of directors who belong to an underrepresented groups (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. This is calculated based on the representation underrepresented groups (eg ethnic diversity or minority groups) aboard level divided by total board members.
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Percentage of members of the investment committee who belong to an underrepresented groups (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. This is calculated based on the representation underrepresented groups (eg ethnic diversity or minority groups) aboard level divided by total board members.
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Percentage of other governing body members who belong to an underrepresented groups (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. This is calculated based on the representation underrepresented groups (eg ethnic diversity or minority groups) aboard level divided by total board members.
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Percentage of people employed who belong to an underrepresented group (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. This is calculated based on the representation underrepresented groups (eg ethnic diversity or minority groups) at vehicle divided by total employees.
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Percentage of relationships with local businesses in the supply chain (% of AUM)
Local businesses are any company that sells its goods or services to consumers in its own city, town, or geographic area.
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Percentage of sustainable investments aligned with EU taxonomy (% of AUM)
Provide AUM percentage of EU Taxonomy aligned sustainable investments and respective eligible activities. If not applicable, explain reasons in the comment box. This percentage can also be calculated based on Revenue, Opex, or Capex, as requested by investors. Reference the percentage used for the calculation in the comment box.
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Percentage of the first most used certificate (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets with first most used certificate. 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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Percentage of the first most used energy ratings (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets with first most used energy rating. 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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Percentage of the second most used certificate (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets with second most used certificate. 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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Percentage of the second most used energy ratings (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets with second most used energy rating. 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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Percentage of the third most used certificate (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets with third most used certificate. 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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Percentage of the third most used energy ratings (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets with third most used energy rating. 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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Percentage of units to be affordable for those earning less than a predefined percentage of local median income (% of AUM)
Rental and/or for-sale dwelling units priced for households earning less than the area median income (AMI). Rental units must be maintained at affordable levels for a minimum of 15 years. (ref: LEED v4 ND: Plan, credit Housing types and affordability)
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Policies related to climate change mitigation and adaptation
Policies adopted by the investment manager to address the climate change mitigation (related to the management of GHG emissions, GHG removals in its own operations and/or in the value chain) and/or climate change adaptation (related to physical and transitional climate risks) objectives as part of its investment strategy. Climate change objectives could be addressed with a dedicated policy or could be embedded into another policy. This could be adopted at vehicle or organisational level. If yes, please specify in the comment box (e.g. decarbonisation policy, climate risk policy etc.).
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Postal code
Postal code of the asset. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Proportion energy from renewable resources, by off-site (%)
The proportion of total energy consumption from renewable energy sources generated off-site.
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Proportion energy from renewable resources, by on-site (%)
The proportion of total energy consumption from renewable energy sources generated on-site.
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Proportion of assets above the targeted pathway at a point in time relevant to the strategy (% of AUM)
For example, current year, five years ahead, or year of strategy end etc.
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Proportion of assets in the first stranding/misalignment year range (% of AUM)
The stranded/misaligned year ranges can be identified as relevant to the strategy. For example, CRREM energy and GHG pathways; before 2030, between 2030 and 2035 etc. In the comment box, indicate stranded/misaligned year range, the framework used and whether it is based on energy or carbon intensity.
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Proportion of assets in the second stranding/misalignment year range (% of AUM)
The stranded/misaligned year ranges can be identified as relevant to the strategy. For example, CRREM energy and GHG pathways; before 2030, between 2030 and 2035 etc. In the comment box, indicate stranded/misaligned year range, the framework used and whether it is based on energy or carbon intensity.
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Proportion of assets in the third stranding/misalignment year range (% of AUM)
The stranded/misaligned year ranges can be identified as relevant to the strategy. For example, CRREM energy and GHG pathways; before 2030, between 2030 and 2035 etc. In the comment box, indicate stranded/misaligned year range, the framework used and whether it is based on energy or carbon intensity.
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Proportion of assets stranded/misaligned in reporting period (% of AUM)
It could be identified using the decarbonisation pathways, such as CRREM. In the comment box, indicate the framework used and whether it is based on energy or carbon intensity.
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Proportion of assets that are at high risk, in any category, from climate-related physical hazards (% of AUM)
Share of investments that are categorised as high risk based on the climate risk identification methodology used by the vehicle (eg IPCC SSP5-8.5, Climate explorer, etc.). Climate-related physical hazards may include extreme weather events such as heatwaves, heavy rain, drought and associated wildfires, coastal flooding (Source: IPCC report). Please specify in the comment box how the assessment was conducted. If not assessed, please provide the reason in the comment box.
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Proportion of assets that are at low risk, in any category, from climate-related physical hazards (% of AUM)
Share of investments that are categorised as low risk based on the climate risk identification methodology used by the manager (eg IPCC SSP5-8.5, Climate explorer, etc.). Climate-related physical hazards may include extreme weather events such as heatwaves, heavy rain, drought and associated wildfires, coastal flooding (Source: IPCC report). Please specify in the comment box how the assessment was conducted. If not assessed, please provide the reason in the comment box.
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Proportion of assets that are at medium risk, in any category, from climate-related physical hazards (% of AUM)
Share of investments that are categorised as medium risk based on the climate risk identification methodology used by the manager (eg IPCC SSP5-8.5, Climate explorer, etc.). Climate-related physical hazards may include extreme weather events such as heatwaves, heavy rain, drought and associated wildfires, coastal flooding (Source: IPCC report). Please specify in the comment box how the assessment was conducted. If not assessed, please provide the reason in the comment box.
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Proportion of assets that fall into high transition risk categories (% of AUM)
Share of investments that is categorised as high risk based on the methodology used by the manager. For typical climate-related risks for real estate assets, see INREV Sustainability module. If not assessed, please provide the reason in the comment box.
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Proportion of assets that fall into low transition risk categories (% of AUM)
Share of investments that is categorised as low risk based on the methodology used by the manager. For typical climate-related risks for real estate assets, see INREV Sustainability module. If not assessed, please provide the reason in the comment box.
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Proportion of assets that fall into medium transition risk categories (% of AUM)
Share of investments that is categorised as medium risk based on the methodology used by the manager. For typical climate-related risks for real estate assets, see INREV Sustainability module. If not assessed, please provide the reason in the comment box.
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Proportion of assets under the targeted pathway at a point in time relevant to the strategy (% of AUM)
For example, current year, five years ahead, or year of strategy end etc.
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Proportion of disposal route, recycling (%)
The proportion of total waste which is used for recycling. Any recovery operation by which waste materials are reprocessed into products, materials or substances whether for the original or other purposes. It includes the reprocessing of organic material but does not include energy recovery and the reprocessing into materials that are to be used as fuels or for backfilling operations (ref: ESRS E5).
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Proportion of disposal route; biodiesel production (%)
The proportion of total waste which is used for biodiesel production. Biofuel is a gaseous, liquid or solid fuel that contains energy derived from a biological source. For example, rapeseed oil or fish liver oil can be used in place of diesel fuel in modified engines. A commercial application is the use of modified rapeseed oil, which as rapeseed methyl ester (RME) can be used in modified diesel engines, and is sometimes named biodiesel (ref: EEA).
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Proportion of disposal route; incineration (%)
The proportion of total waste which uses incineration. Incineration is the controlled burning of waste at high temperature. It is with energy recovery when the energy created in the combustion process is harnessed for re-use, for example for power generation. It is without energy recovery when the heat generated by combustion is dissipated in the environment (Ref: ESRS E5).
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Proportion of disposal route; landfill (%)
The proportion of total waste which uses landfill. Landfill is a waste disposal site for the deposit of the waste onto or into land (Ref: ESRS E5).
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Proportion of disposal route; other (please specify in comments) (%)
The proportion of total waste which is used for any other way of disposal route. For example, recovery (Ref: ESRS E5), composting (ref: EPRA).
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Proportion of disposal route; reuse (%)
"The proportion of total waste which is reused. Any operation by which products and components that are not waste are used again for the same purpose for which they were conceived. This may involve cleaning or small adjustments so it is ready for the next use without significant definition (ref: ESRS E5). Note: ESRS uses terms recovery operation type (preparation for reuse, recycling) and waste treatment type with respect to disposal routes (incineration, landfilling, other disposal operations)."
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Proportion of district heating and cooling from renewable resources - landlord controlled (%)
The proportion of energy consumption from district heating and cooling generated from renewable sources for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord's control.
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Proportion of electricity consumption from off-site renewable resources - landlord controlled (%)
The proportion of electricity consumption from off-site renewable sources for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord's control.
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Proportion of electricity consumption from on-site renewable resources - landlord controlled (%)
The proportion of electricity consumption from on-site renewable sources for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord's control.
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Proportion of fuels from renewable resources - landlord controlled (%)
The proportion of fuel consumption from renewable sources for the proportion of portfolio that is in landlord's control.
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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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Scenario pathway targeted (number)
For example, temperature goal (degrees Celsius) each decarbonization pathway is aligned with 1.5 / 2 °C (e.g. using energy and GHG CRREM pathways) - see overview 2.1.3.
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Scheme level 1 (please select from the drop-down list)
Energy ratings listed in the drop-down menu (ref: GRESB). This section assesses the entity’s use of energy ratings and populates indicator BC2 of the Performance Component.
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Scheme level 2 (please select from the drop-down list)
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Scheme level 3 (please select from the drop-down list)
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Scheme level 4 (please select from the drop-down list)
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Scheme level 5 (please select from the drop-down list)
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Scheme level energy ratings (please select from the drop-down list)
Energy ratings listed in the drop-down menu (ref: GRESB). This section assesses the entity’s use of energy ratings and populates indicator BC2 of the Performance Component.
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Score of other performance benchmark used
Please provide the year and explain the scoring methodology in the comment box, if applicable.
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Share of raw building materials compared to the total weight of building materials used in new construction and major renovations (%)
Share of raw building materials (excluding recovered, recycled and bio sourced) compared to the total weight of building materials used in new construction and major renovations (ref: SFDR).
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Share of real estate assets not equipped with facilities for waste sorting and not covered by a waste recovery or recycling contract (% of number of assets)
"Share of real estate assets not equipped with facilities for waste sorting and not covered by a waste recovery or recycling contract (ref: SFDR)."
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Skills training / courses offered in area population
Courses, lessons or training are offered about/for mental health such as mindfulness, dealing with stress, structured work (ref: BREEAM-NL In-Use Sustainable housing and Operations 2016 v2.0, criteria HEA 28)
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Stranded/misaligned year based on carbon intensity according to the chosen CRREM pathway (1.5 or 2 degrees - see ESG4.4)
A year in which the asset is considered stranded/misaligned according to 1.5 or 2 degree CRREM pathway. The stranded/misaligned year ranges can be identified as relevant to the strategy. For example, CRREM energy and GHG pathways; before 2030, between 2030 and 2035 etc.
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Stranded/misaligned year based on energy intensity according to the chosen CRREM pathway (1.5 or 2 degrees - see ESG4.4)
A year in which the asset is considered stranded/misaligned according to 1.5 or 2 degree CRREM pathway. The stranded/misaligned year ranges can be identified as relevant to the strategy. For example, CRREM energy and GHG pathways; before 2030, between 2030 and 2035 etc.
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Targets validated against science-based criteria
Targets are considered ‘science-based’ if they are in line with what the latest climate science deems necessary to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement – limiting global warming to well-below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and pursuing efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C (e.g. CRREM, SBTi).
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Technical building assessment
Formal documented assessment of a building undertaken by a person with technical expertise. Examples of persons with technical expertise can include, but are not limited to: building engineers and building surveyors. Examples of types of assessment can include, but are not limited to: assessments of the structure of the building and materials used, how the building is operated, and how the building is used by its occupants (ref: GRESB).When the technical building assessments is performed during the last three years fill in 'yes'
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Tenant / Occupier satisfaction score, based on Net Promoter Score
The Net Promoter Score ® (NPS) is a customer loyalty metric developed by Bain & Company, Fred Reichheld, and Satmetrix. It divides customers, tenants or employees into three segments: passives, detractors and promoters, using the following question “On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely would you be to recommend this company (or this product) to friends and colleagues?”.
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Tenant / Occupier satisfaction score, based on Overall Satisfaction Score
Overall tenant satisfaction score: An overarching metric in a satisfaction survey, with no prescribed scale, that measures how happy a tenant is with the entity, lease, and/or services provided. The industry best practice is a 1-5 scale - very poor, poor, average, good, and excellent, respectively (ref: GRESB).
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Third party assurance
The process of checking data, as well as its collection methods and management systems, through a systematic, independent and documented process against predefined criteria or standards. Assurance/Verification services should be in line with a standard and can only be provided by accredited professionals. See INREV Reporting Module RG77.
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Time dedicated for diversity training for employees (hours per employee)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. Total number of diversity training hours offered to and completed by employees divided by the total number of employees (ref: ESRS S1).
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Total area
Gross floor area of all assets of the vehicle.
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Total building materials used in new construction and major renovations (kg/yr)
Amount (weight) of building materials used in new construction and major renovations related to the asset.
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Total carbon emissions - location based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Total location-based scope 1,2,3 emissions covering both estimated and actual data. Total carbon emissions cover both operational activities and embodied carbon of the asset. Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total carbon emissions - location based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Total location-based scope 1, 2, 3 emissions covering both estimated and actual data. Total carbon emissions cover both operational activities and embodied carbon of the portfolio of the vehicle. Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total carbon emissions - market based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Total market-based scope 1,2,3 emissions covering both estimated and actual data. Total carbon emissions cover both operational activities and embodied carbon of the asset. Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own.(ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total carbon emissions - market based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Total market-based Scope 1, 2, 3 emissions covering both estimated and actual data. Total carbon emissions cover both operational activities and embodied carbon of the portfolio of the vehicle. Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (Ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total carbon emissions, data coverage (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which data is available, aggregated per space and energy type. The floor area percentage reported in these fields reflects the floor area of the vehicle for which total operational and embodied carbon emission data is collected from. 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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Total carbon intensity - location based (tonne CO2e / area/yr)
The total location-based carbon intensity of the asset for which both actual and estimated data is provided for carbon emissions and it is weighted by floor area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis). Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total carbon intensity - location based (tonne CO2e/area/yr)
The total location-based carbon intensity of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for carbon emissions and it is weighted by floor 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). Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total carbon intensity - market based (tonne CO2e / area/yr)
The total market-based carbon intensity of the asset for which both actual and estimated data is provided for carbon emissions and it is weighted by floor area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis). Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total carbon intensity - market based (tonne CO2e/area/yr) - Vehicle Level
The total market-based carbon intensity of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for carbon emissions and it is weighted by floor 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). Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total energy consumption (kWh/yr) - Asset Level
Energy consumed during the operational phase of a building. This includes the landlord's controlled energy consumption and the tenant's controlled actual and estimated energy consumption.
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Total energy consumption (kWh/yr) - Vehicle Level
Energy consumed during the operational phase of a building. This includes the landlord controlled and the tenant controlled actual and estimated energy consumption.
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Total energy consumption data coverage (% of area)
"The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total operational energy consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which actual and estimated data is provided 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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Total energy data coverage (% of area)
The floor area percentage of the asset for which total energy consumption is reported. This is calculated based on the amount of space for which data is provided divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, 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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Total operational carbon - location based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Total of operational location-based scope 1,2,3 emissions covering both estimated and actual data. Operational carbon emissions cover only operational activities of the asset and do not include emissions generated through the organisation’s operations or by its employees, or upstream supply chain emissions (ref: GRESB). Location-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total operational carbon - location based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Total of operational location-based scope 1, 2, 3 emissions covering both estimated and actual data. Operational carbon emissions cover only operational activities of the portfolio of the vehicle and do not include emissions generated through the organisation’s operations or by its employees, or upstream supply chain emissions (ref: GRESB). Location-based method quantifies scope 2 emissions based on average energy generation emission factors for defined locations, including local, subnational, or national boundaries (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total operational carbon - market based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Asset Level
Total of operational market-based scope 1,2,3 emissions covering both estimated and actual data. Operational carbon emissions cover only operational activities of the asset and do not include emissions generated through the organisation’s operations or by its employees, or upstream supply chain emissions (ref: GRESB). Market-based method quantifies Scope 2 GHG emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total operational carbon - market based (tonne CO2e/yr) - Vehicle Level
Total of operational market-based scope 1, 2, 3 emissions covering both estimated and actual data. Operational carbon emissions cover only operational activities of the portfolio of the vehicle and do not include emissions generated through the organisation’s operations or by its employees, or upstream supply chain emissions (ref: GRESB). Market-based method quantifies scope 2 emissions based on GHG emissions emitted by the generators from which the reporting entity contractually purchases electricity bundled with instruments, or unbundled instruments on their own (ref: GHG Protocol, “Scope 2 Guidance”, Glossary, 2015).
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Total waste generated (tonne/yr) - Asset Level
The total waste generated (both landlord controlled and tenant controlled). Including actual and estimated waste generated.
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Total waste generated (tonne/yr) - Vehicle Level
The total waste generated (both landlord controlled and tenant controlled). Including actual and estimated waste generated.
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Total water consumption (m3/yr) - Asset Level
The total water consumption (both landlord controlled and tenant controlled). Including actual and estimated water consumption. If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Total water consumption (m3/yr) - Vehicle Level
The total water consumption (both landlord controlled and tenant controlled). Including actual and estimated water consumption. If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Training on HSW topics run for employees (hours)
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Total number of training hours offered to and completed by stakeholders on HSW divided by the total number of stakeholders (ref: ESRS S1).
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Training on HSW topics run for other stakeholders (hours)
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Total number of training hours offered to and completed by stakeholders on HSW divided by the total number of stakeholders (ref: ESRS S1). Please specify the stakeholder group in the comment box.
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Training on HSW topics run for tenants (hours)
Applicable for portfolio of assets. Total number of training hours offered to and completed by stakeholders on HSW divided by the total number of stakeholders (ref: ESRS S1).
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Unadjusted gender pay gap for other governing bodies (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. Unadjusted or “raw” gender wage gaps is calculated as an average gross hourly pay level of male employees minus average gross hourly pay level of female employees (ref: ESRS S1). This can also be calculated for average wages, median wages or wages in different places in the distribution (ref: ILO).
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Unadjusted gender pay gap for the board of directors (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. Unadjusted or “raw” gender wage gaps is calculated as an average gross hourly pay level of male employees minus average gross hourly pay level of female employees (ref: ESRS S1). This can also be calculated for average wages, median wages or wages in different places in the distribution (ref: ILO). It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box.
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Unadjusted gender pay gap for the managing team (%)
It could be reported at vehicle or manager level, depending on which one is more appropriate. Please specify in the comment box. Unadjusted or “raw” gender wage gaps is calculated as an average gross hourly pay level of male employees minus average gross hourly pay level of female employees (ref: ESRS S1). This can also be calculated for average wages, median wages or wages in different places in the distribution (ref: ILO). In preparing the disclosure on gender at managing team level, the investment manager may use the definition of top management according to ESRS S1, as one and two levels below the administrative and supervisory bodies unless this concept has already been defined with the operations and differs from the previous description. If this is the case, the investment manager can use its own definition for top management and disclose that fact and its own definition. The investment manager may disclose a breakdown of the gender pay gap as defined in paragraph by employee category and/or by country/segment.(ref: ESRS S1).
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Unit of area measured
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Unit of area measurement
Unit of measurement, eg sqM, sqFt.
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Vehicle name
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Vehicle reporting currency
The currency in which all monetary data reported would be denominated.
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Vehicle/fund name
Name of the vehicle which holds the asset. Aligned with INREV ALI, click to see the details.
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Waste data coverage (% of area) - Asset Level
The floor area percentage of the asset for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total waste generated (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which actual and estimated data is provided divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, 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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Waste data coverage (% of area) - Vehicle Level
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total waste generated (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which actual and estimated data is provided and 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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Waste generated, for aged care asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all aged care assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for agricultural asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all agricultural assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for education asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all education assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for health care asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all health care assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for hotel asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all hotels in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for industrial/logistic asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all industrial/logistics assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for leisure asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all leisure assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for office asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all offices in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for other asset type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all other assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). Please specify the asset type in the comment box.
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Waste generated, for parking asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all parking assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for residential asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all residential assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for retail asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all retail assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Waste generated, for student housing asset/property type (tonne/yr)
Total waste generated for all student housing assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list).
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Water consumption data coverage (% of area) - Asset Level
The floor area percentage of the asset for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total water consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which actual and estimated data is provided divided by total supply area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, 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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Water consumption data coverage (% of area) - Vehicle Level
The floor area percentage of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for total water consumption (sum of landlord and tenant controlled). This is calculated based on the amount of space for which actual and estimated data provided is 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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Water Intensity (m3/area/yr) - Asset Level
The water intensity of the asset for which both actual and estimated data is provided for water consumption and it is weighted by floor area. Recommended unit of measure for data coverage is by area, investment managers may identify and report KPIs on value (AUM basis). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity (m3/area/yr) - Vehicle Level
The water intensity of the vehicle for all assets for which both actual and estimated data is provided for water consumption and it is weighted by floor 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). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for aged care asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all aged care assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for agricultural asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all agricultural assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for education asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all education assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for hotel asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all hotels in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for industrial/logistic asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all industrial/logistics assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for leisure asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all leisure assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for office asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all offices in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for other asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all other assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume. Please specify the asset type in the comment box.
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Water intensity, for parking asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all parking assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for residential asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all residential assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for retail asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all retail assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Water intensity, for student housing asset/property type (m3/area/yr)
The water intensity of the vehicle for all student housing assets in the portfolio, if relevant. This includes both actual and estimated data for landlord and tenant controlled areas (see INREV sector list). If your unit of measure is "sqf" used for area, please use "gallon" for volume.
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Weighted average stranded/misaligned year for portfolio for energy
Weighted average of the stranded/misaligned year is based on energy intensity of all assets in the portfolio (e.g. using CRREM pathways).
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Weighted average stranded/misaligned year for portfolio for GHG
Weighted average of the stranded/misaligned year is based on carbon intensity of all assets in the portfolio (e.g. using CRREM pathways).
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Year Expired 5
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Year expired energy ratings
Year when the certificate was officially expired by the independent certification body.
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Year issued energy ratings
Year when the certificate was officially recognized by the independent certification body.
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