Real Estate
Property development, management, and services. Building operational energy (HVAC, lighting) and embodied carbon in construction materials drive the footprint.
SICS Industries
Real estate development, buying/selling, management, and related services
Scope Emission Diagram
Click any node to view its emission profile. Scope 3 Upstream sources on the left feed into Scope 1 & 2 direct/indirect emissions at center, which flow to Scope 3 Downstream on the right.
Dual Framework Coverage
GHG Protocol Scope 3
Upstream (Cat 1–8)
Downstream (Cat 9–15)
Carbon Measures / PACT PCF
pcfExcludingBiogenicpartialApplicable for construction materials; CRREM methodology for operational carbon
pcfIncludingBiogenicpartialBiogenic content in timber/mass-timber construction
primaryDataSharefullBuilding energy data typically metered (high primary data share)
dqrpartialGRESB and CRREM provide sector-specific data quality frameworks
Direct & Indirect Emission Sources
Scope 1Direct Emissions
Natural gas and oil boilers in managed commercial and residential buildings
50–300 t CO2e / building / year
HFC fugitive emissions from building HVAC and chiller systems
5–50 t CO2e / building / year
Company vehicles for property management, maintenance, and site inspections
2–10 t CO2e / vehicle / year
Scope 2Indirect Energy
Grid electricity for lobbies, corridors, elevators, parking, and shared HVAC in managed properties
50–200 kWh / m2 / year
Purchased heat and cooling for large commercial properties
30–100 kWh / m2 / year
Reference Implementation
The Real Estate reference implementation lives in the Open Footprint repository under the following directories: