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      Energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, physical climate risks and future requirements for buildings (including the EPBD and the GModG) can influence investment needs, operating costs, financing, lettability and transaction decisions. This can give rise to both risks and opportunities. For property owners, investors, lenders and occupiers, sustainability therefore goes beyond reporting and regulation. It is directly incorporated into property and portfolio decisions. 

      KPMG identifies the relevant sustainability factors, analyses their financial and operational implications, and develops options for action at both property and portfolio level.

      KPMG ist CRREM Accredited Service Provider

      KPMG in Germany is accredited under the CRREM Accredited Service Provider (ASP) Programme. CRREM stands for Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor. The accreditation demonstrates a consistent and transparent application of the CRREM methodology. In practical terms, this means the following for companies:

      • Analysis of the energy and emissions performance of properties based on the relevant CRREM pathways
      • Identification of potential transition risks
      • Integration of decarbonisation measures with CAPEX, OPEX and economic viability analyses

      Sustainable Value Creation: Decarbonisation as an investment decision

      Sustainable Value Creation considers sustainability in conjunction with the economic and strategic development of property and portfolios. We translate measures along the CRREM pathways into investment perspectives. In doing so, we analyse how these measures may influence investment requirements, operating costs, risk profile, market positioning and long-term value growth. We align climate targets, feasibility and business and investment priorities.

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      Decarbonisation services

      From CRREM results to investable decarbonisation pathways and continuous performance optimisation

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      Our range of sustainability services for the property sector

      • Decarbonisation, including CRREM: Aligning property with the Paris Agreement, safeguarding value, managing portfolios
      • Climate Risk: Systematically integrating climate risks into risk management
      • Sustainability Strategy: Understanding areas for action, defining a strategy, gaining transparency on the path to implementation
      • Sustainable Value Creation: Analysing the financial implications of sustainability levers
      • Sustainable Finance: Taking the first steps towards sustainable investing
      • Sustainability Reporting: Guidance on Taxonomy, SFDR, and CSRD; Planning Requirements and Implementing Them in a Way That Stands Up to Audit
      • Sustainability Assurance: Auditing Sustainability Reports and Carbon Accounting
      • Sustainability Due Diligence: Identifying sustainability risks and opportunities in M&A transactions
      • Sustainability Data: Evaluating internal and external data, developing a strategy for data integration
      • Sustainability Governance: Establishing internal processes and structures that build trust in sustainability initiatives and reporting

      Frequently Asked Questions About Sustainability and CRREM

      • What does KPMG’s CRREM accreditation mean?

        KPMG in Germany is a CRREM Accredited Service Provider. This accreditation signifies the consistent and transparent application of the CRREM methodology. CRREM stands for Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor.
      • What are CRREM pathways used for?

        The pathways can be used to classify the energy and emissions performance of properties. This also helps to identify potential transition risks.
      • Which sustainability factors influence property decisions?

        Energy consumption, emissions, physical climate risks and future requirements for buildings. These can affect investment needs, operating costs, financing, lettability and transactions.
      • What is Sustainable Value Creation?
        An approach that analyses sustainability measures in terms of their impact on investment requirements, operating costs, risk profile and long-term value performance.

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