Investis Group

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2022-07 to 2023-06)

Total Carbon Emissions:5014 tCO2e/year

Total Energy Consumption:23,051,410 kWh/year

Water Consumption:303,260 m3/year

Reduced CO2 emissions by 17.32% compared to 2021/2022 (5,014 tons in 2022/2023)
Reduced electricity consumption in common areas by 3.29% compared to the previous period (1,283,294 kWh in 2022/2023)
Implemented SIG-éco21 program measures in Geneva to reduce energy consumption (boiler optimization, efficient lighting, humidity-controlled ventilation, optimized circulators)
Significant reduction in oil-fired heating systems (now 33%)
Hauswartprofis and Rohr are ISO 14001 certified.

Maintained low employee turnover rate aligned with industry benchmarks
Commitment to gender equality and zero tolerance for discrimination
Prioritizes tenant well-being through systematic renovations with lease continuity and improved living spaces
Actively engages with tenants through satisfaction surveys
Provides tenants with education in eco-friendly practices
Maintains affordable housing solutions

Implemented robust policies and procedures to ensure transparency, integrity, and accountability
Conducts environmental assessments for every new building acquisition
Established a code of conduct (“Policy for the Protection of Personal Integrity at Work”) for Privera and facility management companies
Implemented an external whistleblower system
Executive compensation includes achieving specific ESG targets
Hauswartprofis and Rohr AG are ISO 45001 certified for health and safety management.

Long-term Goals:

Achieve Net Zero emissions by 2050 (aligned with Swiss government's 2050 Energy Strategy)

Medium-term Goals:

Achieve 60% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 (aligned with Geneva's Climate 2030 plan)
Replace fossil fuel heating systems with non-fossil systems or connect to urban heating systems where possible

Short-term Goals:

Implement Eco-Housing action plan and ecological action guide for tenants (2024)

Stringent regulatory framework (especially in Geneva) leading to delays in renovation projects
Resource availability (materials and skilled workforce)
Historical preservation regulations limiting facade renovations
Delayed or unplanned deployment of urban heating systems
Specific regulations in Geneva (LDTR) adding administrative constraints to sustainable renovations

Long-term planning of renovations to maximize cost-effectiveness and efficiency
Collaboration with Signa-Terre, Services Industriels de Genève, and SSREI to develop strategies
Implementing the SIG-éco21 program in Geneva
Implementing similar measures in Vaud and monitoring new regulations