What we do
GREENPASS provides EU Taxonomy check, environmental package and certification package. Holistic environmental impact assessment regarding 6 urban challenges including cost/benefit.
GREENPASS provides EU Taxonomy check, environmental package and certification package. Holistic environmental impact assessment regarding 6 urban challenges including cost/benefit.
Climate change is a fact & cities keep growing. Significant economic risk for real-estate developers & city planners. Growing regulatory pressure & urgent need for practical solutions.
Environmental Impact Optimization: Holistic environmental impact assessment regarding 6 urban challenges incl. cost/benefit. Reduce carbon emissions and heat loss, reducing energy bills by up to 30%.
Climate-fit real estate & open space: Reduce tenant turnover, reducing the risk of vacant properties and lost rent. Higher thermal comfort and quality of life for residents & neighborhood.
Regulation Fulfillment: fulfillment of building regulations on national, regional or municipality level. Like eg the Wind & Thermal Comfort Guideline from the City of London.
Investment-security & Future-proofness: Provide evidence of investments for green funds and pension funds, in Europe Greenpass are the only approved independently evaluators for EU Taxonomy Environmental Goal #2 Climate Adaptation - Climate risk vulnerability assessment.
Westbahnhof Vienna, the world's first GREENPASS Platinum-certified building with 160 trees cools the neighborhood of Vienna's Westbahnhof by up to 1.5°C on a hot day.
“We have come a long way from 'blue boxes' on a greenfield site to a downtown furniture store that is second to none. We dare this experiment because our lives, customer behavior and mobility habits are changing rapidly. To counter this, new approaches are needed.” Said by Alpaslan Deliloglu, CEO IKEA Austria.
According to DI Joachim Kräftner, CEO Kräftner landscape architecture, “With GREENPASS we were able to confirm that the greening of this fantastic building is not just a "pretty", but that the 160 trees make an active and sustainable contribution to cooling the city. This is how contemporary architecture should work!”
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