Carbon Due Diligence & Climate Risk Analysis
For the planned construction of a new logistics warehouse in Trossingen, LIST Eco was commissioned by its sister company, LIST Bau Stuttgart, to conduct a Carbon Due Diligence Light and a climate risk analysis.
In the course of the project work, the current state (thermal envelope, building systems) was first examined and described, followed by the target state (measures, design). The building was then classified into a CRREM path for the “Industrial, Distribution Warehouse” category based on the framework parameters, and the stranding dates for the current and target states were compared using various variables.
The Climate Risk Analysis
Our services also include a funding analysis and a climate risk analysis. Assessing the impacts of climate change on individual parameters—known as climate indicators—is crucial for many aspects of the building, both today and in the future. Specifically, this involves examining the trends of key climate indicators (heat, precipitation, storms, etc.) in the near and distant future. To this end, we offer an analysis of the specific, physical impacts of climate change on the real estate project, as required by the EU Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance in Annex II, Section 7.1. In particular, this involves incorporating forward-looking data (forecasts) on potential developments and using recognized scenarios to calculate possible trajectories for a property with regard to financial and non-financial climate risks. The analysis served to reduce the financial risk associated with planning for future climate events, both for existing buildings and for potential new construction. In this context, operational and nature-based solutions were prioritized.
Energy model, southeast view, as of May 7, 2024:
Actual and Target Stranding Times (Variant 9, including PV):
