Master class on CSRD and carbon reporting

On Nov. 28, 2024, NewArmstrong is hosting a Master Class on “Parisproof reporting on CO2 emissions in the real estate sector.

With the advent of the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive), calculating CO2 emissions is a challenge facing the market of property developers, managers and owners.

It is matter with a solid theoretical foundation. In this Master Class we make this matter and the CSRD accessible and provide solutions to give practical guidance on this.

For whom.

The current NFI guideline, the CSRD is only applicable to listed companies, but starting in 2025, many more companies will be covered by the CSRD and must then be able to report for the 2025 fiscal year.

The CSRD will cover all companies that:

Have a turnover of more than 50 million per year
a balance sheet total of more than 25 million
more than 25 employees

Why is this important to the real estate industry?

The basis for this lies in the Paris Climate Accord.
The Paris Climate Accord aims to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. To achieve this, countries must drastically reduce their carbon emissions. The Netherlands has committed to these goals and is striving for a climate-neutral built environment.

But also the Dutch ambition and laws and regulations as laid down in the Sustainable Renovation Delta Plan.
The ambition of the Sustainable Renovation Delta Plan is to make the built environment in the Netherlands Parisproof as early as 2040. This means reducing the energy consumption of buildings by two-thirds compared to the current average. Specific targets are set for different sectors, such as offices, retail, education, healthcare and housing.

Want to know how to uniformly report on CO2 emissions on real estate? And how to do that easily with building models and BIM?

Participation is free of charge, applications via master class@newarmstrong.nl