EU Taxonomy requires classification of green assets. CSRD demands portfolio-level environmental disclosure. Tenants want building-level ESG data.
On-site boilers are Scope 1. Grid electricity and district heating are Scope 2. Tenant energy consumption, construction materials and maintenance services, that's Scope 3. Dcycle calculates all three per building, per fund, or across the entire portfolio.
Office buildings, retail spaces, residential complexes, logistics centres, each with different energy profiles, tenancy structures and metering systems. Dcycle consolidates data across your entire portfolio with location-specific emission factors and energy benchmarks.
EU Taxonomy requires real estate companies to classify assets as environmentally sustainable. CSRD demands double materiality assessments and ESRS-aligned reporting. Dcycle automates both, from building-level data collection to portfolio-level regulatory reports.
EPC ratings, CRREM pathways, energy intensity per square metre, Dcycle tracks the performance metrics that define green building portfolios. Invoice amounts and currency are extracted automatically from utility bills, so you can correlate energy costs with emissions per building. Compare buildings against targets, identify underperformers and plan retrofits based on data.
Tenant energy consumption is often the largest portion of a building's operational emissions. Dcycle provides tools to collect tenant data, allocate emissions correctly, and produce green lease reporting, so you can manage the whole building, not just the landlord areas.
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ISO 14064No accessGRESB scores drive investment decisions in real estate. Dcycle maps your portfolio data to GRESB requirements, automates the annual submission process, and provides year-over-year benchmarking to improve your ESG rating.
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