Real estate software provider Deepki has launched a Sustainability CapEx Index to analyse the financial requirements for buildings’ transition to sustainability across Europe.
Deepki said the index would provide an annual reference point to help asset managers determine the necessary investment per square metre needed to achieve decarbonisation by 2050 – the industry standard for meeting Paris Agreement targets of limiting global warming to 1.5°C levels – while avoiding the financial risks of non-compliance.
The index uses the firm’s artificial intelligence (AI) and thermal dynamic software to model virtual renovation plans across a representative sample of more than 3,000 European assets, which allows decision-makers to make actionable investment planning for their portfolio, according to Deepki.
Aneta Rusiniak, Invesco senior director and head of sustainability, real estate, Europe, said: “The Sustainability CapEx Index provides helpful insights in our wider decision‑making process, supporting how we consider capital allocation where it will have the greatest potential impact on asset value.
“Access to reliable, auditable data allows us to move beyond high‑level estimates and support the investment planning needed to help future-proof our assets and align with Paris Agreement pathways for relevant decarbonisation strategies.”
Vincent Bryant, chief executive and co-founder of Deepki, added: “The era of sustainability as a box-checking exercise is over; we have entered the era of financial accountability. For real estate investors, decarbonisation is no longer a ‘green’ initiative; it is a capital-preservation imperative.
“With the Sustainability CapEx Index, we are providing the missing link between environmental targets and balance sheet reality. We are empowering real estate managers to move beyond reactive reporting and into a new era of strategic arbitrage, where every euro spent on renovation is a deliberate step toward value creation.”
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