Redo Sgr and Deepki Collaboration: A Case Study on Improved GRESB Reporting
Applicable Industries
- Buildings
About The Customer
Redo Sgr is a real estate company based in Italy. The company is committed to integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria into its investments. As part of this commitment, Redo Sgr decided to undertake the GRESB rating to measure and benchmark its sustainability performance. The company monitors 24 assets and was looking for a way to achieve comprehensive coverage of energy consumption in all these buildings. Redo Sgr was also aiming to improve its benchmark reports issued by the GRESB rating.
The Challenge
Redo Sgr, a real estate company based in Italy, was faced with the challenge of integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria into its investments. The company decided to undertake the GRESB rating to measure and benchmark its sustainability performance. However, the challenge was to achieve comprehensive coverage of energy consumption in all the buildings they monitored. The company was also aiming to significantly improve its benchmark reports issued by the rating.
The Solution
Redo Sgr collaborated with Deepki, a company that specializes in data collection and GRESB capabilities. Through this collaboration, Redo Sgr was able to achieve 100% coverage of energy consumption in all buildings monitored. This was a significant achievement as it allowed the company to accurately measure and report its energy consumption, a critical factor in the GRESB rating. Furthermore, the collaboration with Deepki also resulted in an improvement of about 50% on all benchmark reports issued by the rating. This improvement was a testament to the effectiveness of the collaboration and the solutions provided by Deepki.
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