EnviroSustain geht Partnerschaft mit Measurabl ein, um seine Kunden bei ihrer ESG-Performance noch besser zu unterstützen

Dr. Birgit Memminger-Rieve • Dec 10, 2020

Ich freue mich mitteilen zu können, dass EnviroSustain eine Partnerschaft mit Measurabl, der weltweit am weitesten verbreiteten ESG- (Environmental, Social, Governance) Datenmanagement-Plattform für Gewerbeimmobilien und Multi-Tenant-Gebäude eingegangen ist.


Seit 2001 bieten wir europäischen Gewerbeimmobilienunternehmen flexible und ganzheitliche Nachhaltigkeitslösungen an. Dank der breiten Palette an technischen, ökologischen, nachhaltigen und energetischen Dienstleistungen, die wir erbringen, stellen wir seit zwei Jahrzehnten sicher, dass unsere Kunden bei allen wichtigen Veränderungen in der Branche immer auf dem neuesten Stand sind.



Datenmanagement-, Benchmarking- und Reporting-Software stellten für uns und unsere Kunden dabei schon immer eine Herausforderung dar, da sich verschiedene Systeme als unzureichend für die jeweilige Aufgabe erwiesen haben. Manchmal wurde mehr als eine Software benötigt, und die verschiedenen Systeme waren nicht miteinander kompatibel. Andere Systeme haben behauptet, All-in-One zu sein, aber in Wirklichkeit fehlten ihnen die verschiedenen Integrationen und Funktionen, die in der heutigen ESG-Landschaft erforderlich sind.

Wir wissen, dass wir in Measurabl das richtige System gefunden haben, sowohl für unsere Berater als auch, was noch wichtiger ist, für unsere Kunden. Es gibt viele Vorteile bei der Verwendung der Software, wovon die vier wichtigsten sind:


1. Eine Software

Dank Measurabl können wir jetzt eine ESG-Datenmanagement-Plattform für die große Bandbreite an Aufgaben, die wir für unsere Kunden erledigen, nutzen.


2. Volle GRESB-Integration

Mit Measurabl können unsere Berater Nachhaltigkeitsdaten zusammenstellen und optimieren, um die GRESB-Bewertungen unserer Kunden einfach und unkompliziert einzureichen.


3. Vielfältige Berichtsmöglichkeiten

Measurabl automatisiert und überprüft ESG-Datenpunkte algorithmisch. Alle diese Informationen können dann automatisch in Berichte für Investoren eingepflegt werden.


4. Benchmarking-Fähigkeiten

Measurabl macht es unglaublich einfach, die Gebäudeleistung mit anderen ihrer Art zu vergleichen, um Analysen durchzuführen und wertvolle Erkenntnisse zu gewinnen.


Diese Partnerschaft mit Measurabl ist ein natürlicher nächster Schritt auf unserem Weg als eine der führenden europäischen Nachhaltigkeitsberatungen für Gewerbeimmobilienunternehmen. Wir sind überzeugt, dass es uns die Möglichkeit geben wird, unseren Kunden einen noch höheren Standard an Leistung zu bieten, und dass es uns bei der Verwirklichung unserer Vision von einem gesunden, nachhaltigen Raum unterstützen wird. Für alle.


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Über EnviroSustain

EnviroSustain ist eine führende europäische Nachhaltigkeitsberatung für gewerbliche Immobilienunternehmen. In den Anfängen konzentrierte sich EnviroSustain auf die Sanierung von Boden und Grundwasser und führte auch Umweltrisikobewertungen für Immobilien durch. Im Jahr 2009 haben wir mit der Arbeit an Energieeffizienzprojekten begonnen, und im Jahr 2011 haben wir unsere erste Green-Building-Zertifizierung abgeschlossen. Heute ist EnviroSustain eine der wenigen Nachhaltigkeitsberatungen in Europa, die ein so breites Spektrum an technischen, ökologischen, nachhaltigen und energiebezogenen Dienstleistungen für gewerbliche Immobilienunternehmen anbietet.

Über Measurabl

Measurabl ist die weltweit am weitesten verbreitete ESG- (Environmental, Social, Governance) Datenmanagement-Plattform für Gewerbeimmobilien und Multi-Tenant-Gebäude. Mit über 40.000 Geschäftsgebäuden mit einer Fläche von 9 Milliarden Quadratmetern in 75 Ländern unterstützt Measurabl die innovativsten Unternehmen der Welt bei der Messung, Verwaltung und Offenlegung ihrer Nachhaltigkeitsleistung. Von der automatisierten Synchronisierung von Versorgungsdaten über Gebäude- und Portfoliobenchmarking bis hin zu erweitertem Reporting – Measurabl bringt Ihre Nachhaltigkeitsdaten vom Zähler bis zum Markt.


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