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Download INREV’s position paper on the FCA’s Guidance on the anti-greenwashing rule

The case study outlines how a.s.r. Real Estate partnered with Scaler to meet its ambitious goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2045. Using the Scaler platform, a.s.r. was able to create data-driven decarbonisation roadmaps for its portfolio of over 450 assets. Scaler's tools help track energy use, GHG emissions, and sustainability efforts, while enabling iterative scenario planning. 

This partnership provides transparent, actionable insights for reducing emissions, improving data accuracy, and aligning with international standards like the Paris Agreement.

The case study details the development of Innocent Drinks’ energy-neutral factory in Rotterdam, designed by Deerns. The facility integrates sustainable features, including a solar park, wind turbines, and efficient energy systems, achieving BREEAM-NL Outstanding and WELL Platinum certifications. Producing 400 million bottles annually, it reduces transportation miles by 25% and CO₂ emissions by 10%. This innovative approach highlights effective collaboration and sustainability in industrial design.

The case study highlights how LGIM transformed Poole's Dolphin Centre from a struggling shopping mall into a thriving mixed-use space with healthcare, education, and leisure facilities. This revitalisation created new jobs, and fostered community impact through initiatives like an Adult Education Centre and NHS clinic. The project illustrates the power of place-based strategies in improving both social and economic outcomes.

Chris Ormond, from Goodwin, Emily Harmsworth, from Linklaters and Aidan McConville, from Addleshaw Goddard, share important insights on the UK Limited Partnership reform and its impact on the industry.

The UN17 Village in Ørestad, Copenhagen, is a pioneering real estate development by NREP that integrates all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its design. The project focuses on sustainability, including upcycled materials, renewable energy, water reuse, and healthy living spaces. Once completed in 2024, it will house around 1,100 residents in five buildings, featuring innovations like Denmark’s largest energy community and extensive rainwater collection. The initiative aims to set new standards for environmentally and socially responsible urban development​.

On 23 January, INREV filed a response to the FCA consultation on Guidance on the anti-greenwashing rule welcoming the views expressed by the FCA aiming to protect investors from misleading information