Deepki

Solution Provider Global Partners

Founded in 2014, Deepki supports real estate players in their transition to net zero and sustainability. To achieve this transition towards sustainability, Deepki helps realign stakeholders’ interests to build efficient strategies and transform real estate into a positive force for the planet.

Deepki is the only company offering a fully populated ESG data intelligence platform combined with expert advisory services. The company’s end-to-end solutions leverage data to improve ESG performance and enhance the value of real estate assets.

Today, Deepki is active in over 50 countries, having opened offices in Milan, Madrid, London and Berlin, and is trusted by leading European companies and institutions including Generali, JLL and the French government’s real estate assets, worth €1.2 billion, to name a few.

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    2023: A wave of new ESG reporting requirements

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    Data quality: a game changer in real estate 

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    Sustainability is the new “must-have” 

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    Embodied carbon: What it is and how to tackle it

    As the reality of climate change starts to set in, the building industry is realizing that it is responsible for a significant portion of human emissions on the planet.

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    The I(nclusivity) in DEI

    Our industry is engaged in an important dialogue to improve sustainability through ESG transparency and industry collaboration. This article is a contribution to this larger conversation and does not necessarily reflect GRESB’s position. The 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27), which was held last year in Egypt on November 6-20, marked the 30th anniversary […]

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    Zero carbon, a critical ESG challenge for the Real Estate sector

    Faced with ever-increasing pollution and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the world is currently in a phase of global warming. The question is no longer how to avoid this trend, but how to curb it and adapt as well as possible. We’re also seeing more pressure from the market, where there’s a growing awareness of issues around ESG and an increasing focus on assets’ extra-financial value.

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