The Pulse by GRESB

The Pulse by GRESB
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The Pulse by GRESB is a new series focused on important topics related to sustainability and ESG across the real assets industry, decarbonization efforts within real estate and infrastructure investments, and how both impact the wider market.
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The podcast focuses on critical topics including sustainability reporting, decarbonization in real estate, GRESB Standards, tenant engagement strategies, and the impact of regulatory policies on investments. Episodes such as 'From tenant surveys to success' explore how tenant feedback can drive performance, while 'Has ESG become too big for sustainability reporting?' addresses the broader implications of sustainability measurement in business practices.

The Pulse by GRESB is a new series focused on important topics related to sustainability and ESG across the real assets industry, decarbonization efforts within real estate and infrastructure investments, and how both impact the wider market.
We return with part two of our deep dive into the development of the ASHRAE Standard 100 and its growing relevance for performance benchmarking. This continuation features insights from Jamie Kono (PNNL) and Glenn Friedman (Taylor Engineering) as they explore the technical evolution of efficiency and emissions targets, stakeholder engagement in standards development, and how ASHRAE’s work aligns with GRESB’s performance assessments. Tune in for a closer look at how energy standards are shaping the path to low-carbon, high-efficiency buildings. Featuring:
- Parag Cameron-Rastogi, Director, Real Asset Analytics | GRESB
- Glenn Friedman, Principal |Taylor Engineers
- Jamie Kono, Research Engineer | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Follow along on the GRESB website: https://www.gresb.com/nl-en/ashrae-standard-100-in-focus-part-2-steering-the-standard-the-pulse-by-gresb/

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