Deploy a plan to mitigate carbon emissions and adapt buildings to climate change
Take into account climate change challenges through our product and service offerings and our own activities
The impact of our operations and our product and service offerings on the climate are taken into
account through our commitments and improvements we monitor thanks to our environmental
performance indicators, related to energy savings and Greenhouse Gas emissions.
Performance
GHG TeqCO2 emissions per employee (FTE)
2021
1.02 %
2020
1.20 %
2019
1.28 %
2018
1.43 %
2017
1.37 %
2016
1.62 %
Scope 1/2 & 3 – Business Travels
Promotion France
CORPORATE REAL ESTATE
Energy savings achieved in relation to thermal regulations* / Project kWh/sqm
2021
NA (No delivery completed in 2021)
2020
43 %
2019
46 %
2018
NA (No delivery completed in 2018)
2017
51 %
2016
37 %
* 2016: 100% OF BUILDINGS UNDER THERMAL REGS 2012
2017: 50% OF BUILDINGS UNDER THERMAL REGS 2005 AND 50% OF BUILDINGS UNDER THERMAL REGS 2012
RESIDENTIAL
Energy savings achieved in relation to thermal regulations* / Project kWh/sqm
2021
21.6 %
2020
19 %
2019
24 %
2018
27 %
2017
36 %
2016
34 %
**2016:19% OF BUILDINGS UNDER THERMAL REGS 2005 AND 81% OF BUILDINGS UNDER THERMAL REGS 2012
2017: 100% OF BUILDINGS UNDER THERMAL REGS 2012
REIM France
Assets with an energy age older than the year 2000
2021
100%
2020
82 %
2019
79 %
2018
77%
2017
71 %
2016
64 %
Property management
Energy consumption of the common parts of managed buildings (kWh EP/year/sqm)
2020
24
2020
40
2019
41
2018
42
2017
42
2016
44
End of 2020 Target
0
%
of company vehicles average emissions <= 110g CO2/km (NEDC)
End of 2020 Target
0
%
of completed development in Corporate and Residential Real Estate benefit from a carbon footprint
Approach
As part of our Inspire Real Estate 2020 strategy, our carbon footprint and the energy efficiency of our
buildings are quantified through our performance indicators. We aim to measure consumption, draw up a carbon footprint of products/services, improve energy efficiency and as a last result establish a compensation programme for residual emissions.
Best practices
Low Carbon District
BNP Paribas Real Estate is a founding
member of the BBCA association and a
sponsor partner of the first Low Carbon
District reference framework. We have
already been involved in contributing to the
creation of the first low-carbon pilot district,
a global development approach aimed at
reducing the carbon footprint of buildings
and uses at a district level.
BNP Paribas Real Estate participates in Urban Lab's Low-Tech challenge
BNPPRE joins the Low-Tech urban innovation working group organised by the Urban Lab, a platform of Paris&Co that supports the diversity of actors who make, think and live the city.
Low-Tech is a technology that uses simple, accessible and technical means. They must come from available materials, be local and have a low environmental impact.
New environmental challenges for REIM
BNP Paribas REIM is focusing even more closely on the impact of its investment solutions on the city of tomorrow. The entity is unveiling its new annual CSR report, which concludes a first cycle of objectives initiated in 2013 and is paving the way for new challenges in the coming years through its 2020-2024 roadmap. Its objective: to constantly improve the performance of its real estate assets throughout Europe, with a view to the circular economy, biodiversity, responsibility and reducing its carbon footprint.
CUBE 2020, Consume as little as possible
BNP Paribas Real Estate has been a partner and official supporter of the Cube competition since 2014 and was awarded 1st place in the Cube 2020 competition for one of its buildings, promoting more than 57% energy savings (LA FRANCAISE REP building – 15th district of Paris). Launched in 2014, the Cube 2020 competition aims to reward the office buildings that have reduced their energy consumption the most in one year thanks to an improvement in the technical capacities of the building and the overall commitment of its users.
Energy efficiency
BNP Paribas Real Estate & REIM France
have been signatories to the Charter
for Energy and Environmental
Efficiency of Public and Private
Corporate Buildings since 2013. This
charter requires signatories to improve
the energy performance of their stock
by working on user behaviour,
equipment consumption management
and building renovation.
2019 Low Carbon Developer Ranking
BNP Paribas Real Estate comes in 4th place of the top 10 French
low-carbon real estate developers, with five projects: two have
already obtained the BBCA Construction label – which certifies the
exemplary carbon footprint of a building – and three are being
requested.