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Combining Collection, Analytics and Reporting   1. Executive Summary   Sustainability data has become a critical input into real estate investment strategy. What began as a compliance driven reporting exercise has evolved into a core component of risk management, asset performance optimization, and capital allocation. Institutional investors are now expected to demonstrate not only transparency,

Before tenants move in, ESG commitments should already be part of the lease. Green lease clauses define how buildings will manage energy, share data, and meet sustainability goals once operational. These clauses make ESG real. They set expectations between landlord and tenant on efficiency upgrades, data sharing, waste reduction, and fit-out standards. You cannot enforce

Many property managers and investors believe they are on top of their ESG data. They track electricity and heating, export some reports, and assume compliance is covered. But in today’s landscape, partial tracking and scattered systems no longer meet the mark. Missing utilities mean missing points If you are only tracking electricity or gas, you

Before construction begins, the most important decisions are already being made. Developers define not only how the building will look and function, but also how it will collect and report ESG data once it is in use. This is where long term value can be created or lost. Without the right planning, buildings are delivered

From meters to meaning: iqbi and Scaler Partner to Deliver Seamless ESG Data Automation for Real Estate This partnership connects iqbi’s automated building-level utility data with Scaler’s ESG reporting platform, helping real estate stakeholders simplify compliance, reduce manual work, and enhance data accuracy. With real-time electricity, gas, water, and heating data flowing directly into Scaler,