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ESG in the building industry: Responsible planning, sustainable investment<\/strong><\/h1>\n

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Making sustainability measurable: ESG as the key to sustainable construction projects<\/h1>\n

ESG has become an integral part of the construction industry and for good reason. The three ESG factors – environmental, social and corporate governance – are becoming increasingly important for sustainable development, especially in the construction and real estate sector. They are incorporated into numerous planning processes and various certification systems in order to implement real estate projects in a future-proof and sustainable manner.<\/p>\n

The aim is to create places that not only increase the comfort and productivity of tenants and users, but also become attractive investment properties. With the growing interest in sustainable finance, both private and institutional investors are placing more and more value on properties that meet non-financial standards.<\/p>\n

Alignment with ESG criteria is not only a central component of a holistic sustainability strategy, but also enables an objective comparison of the sustainability performance of different projects, products and companies. In order to meet the increasing requirements and create long-term value, it is therefore advisable to incorporate ESG factors into planning at an early stage and thus establish a responsible approach to the environment and resources from the outset.<\/p>\n

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\nThe ESG criteria (Environmental, Social, Governance) provide a structured basis for holistically assessing the sustainability of construction projects, real estate and companies. They cover environmental, social and corporate aspects and help to identify risks and opportunities at an early stage. The categories presented illustrate which topics are particularly relevant in the respective areas: From energy efficiency and occupational safety to responsible corporate governance.<\/p>\n

Relevant building certifications for ESG-compliant construction projects<\/h2>\n

In principle, we consider the following measures to fulfill ESG criteria – which are currently in demand from investors, buyers and banks:<\/p>\n