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Calculation of environmental indicators for Swiss Real Estate

Methodology according to KBOB: Life cycle assessment data in the construction sector

The calculation and presentation of greenhouse gas emissions were carried out according to the rules of the SIA 380:2016 standard. The emission coefficients according to the Coordination Conference of Building and Property Bodies of Public Builders (KBOB) 2016: life cycle assessment data in the construction sector 2009-1:2016 were used for the calculation of greenhouse gas emissions.

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Applied specifications and data collection methodology

The key figures are based on measured energy consumption values. The majority of consumption values are collected via consumption invoices from energy suppliers and utility bills from property managers. To a small extent, properties are equipped with automated data transmission. The balance year is the calendar year.

Incomplete or missing consumption values were supplemented by estimates on a case-by-case basis. In some cases, the measured value from the previous year was used as an estimate for fuels and heat consumption. For non-existent values for «electricity in general», average values were also added on a case-by-case basis.

The reported energy consumption values for fuels and heat are climate-corrected according to heating degree days. For the heating degree days, the data source of the HEV Schweiz association (external link) was used.

Here you will find the environmentally relevant key figures of our Real Estate Switzerland investment products.
Emissions Surface Degree of coverage External assurance

Greenhouse Gas Protocol methodology

The environmentally relevant key figures on energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions presented have been compiled in accordance with the requirements of the Asset Management Association Switzerland (AMAS) pursuant to the circular «Environmentally relevant key figures for real estate funds 04/2022 under Swiss law» and the KGAST recommendation «Environmentally relevant key figures for real estate investment groups 09/2022».

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  • Data collection
  • Emissions
  • Surface
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Data collection

Applied specifications and data collection methodology

The key figures are based on measured energy consumption values. The majority of consumption values are collected via consumption invoices from energy suppliers and utility bills from property managers. To a small extent, properties are equipped with automated data transmission. The balance year is the calendar year.

Incomplete or missing consumption values were supplemented by estimates on a case-by-case basis. In some cases, the measured value from the previous year was used as an estimate for fuels and heat consumption. For non-existent values for «electricity in general», average values were also added on a case-by-case basis.

The reported energy consumption values for fuels and heat are climate-corrected according to heating degree days. For the heating degree days, the data source of the HEV Schweiz association (external link) was used.

Here you will find the environmentally relevant key figures of our Real Estate Switzerland investment products.
Emissions Surface Degree of coverage External assurance
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Domicile or seat in Switzerland

a) Regulated financial intermediaries such as banks, securities traders, fund management companies and asset managers of collective investment schemes.
b) Regulated insurance institutions.
c) Public entities and retirement benefits institutions with professional treasury operations.
d) Companies with professional treasury operations.

The requirement of professional treasury operations is met if the investor entrusted at least one qualified and experienced person in the financial sector with managing its financial resources on a permanent basis.