This half-day training course provides an overview of the regulatory requirements for sustainable and ESG-compliant management of real estate portfolios and project development. The key regulations are explained through practical examples, showing you how to integrate them into your real estate portfolio strategy. You will also gain insight into climate risks and their impact on the real estate sector.
This course is held in German.
The Subject Know-How – EU Taxonomy: Fundamentals on Climate Policy and Risks in the Real Estate Sector course is part of DGNB-Examined Expert on EU Taxonomy training, although it can also be booked separately (even without admission restrictions) as a staff training course for any interested parties.
The DGNB-Examined Expert on EU Taxonomy training course spans three modules (Subject Know-How – EU Taxonomy: Fundamentals on Climate Policy and Risks in the Real Estate Sector, Subject Know-How – EU Taxonomy: ESG-Compliant Real Estate and Subject Know-How – EU Taxonomy: Addressing Selected Environmental Objectives) and, after successful completion of the exam, qualifies participants to submit projects for ESG Verification for the EU Taxonomy.
Event details
- Property owners
- Property managers
- Building operators
- Asset managers
- Real estate specialists
- Project developers
- Entities subject to the EU taxonomy with building-related activities
- Sustainability officers
- Architects
- Energy consultants
- Specialist planners
- Sustainability consultant
- Professionals with a DGNB qualification who wish to supervise or submit projects for ESG Verification for the EU Taxonomy
- Climate risks and their significance for the real estate industry
- Relevance and impact of the building sector on climate action
- Influence of politics, law and the market on the handling of real estate
- Instruments for performance and risk assessment of real estate
- Implementation of sustainability goals in real estate strategy
- You will gain an understanding of climate policy and the regulatory framework within the European Union relating to the construction and real estate sector
- You will understand the relevance of European and national guidelines and regulations for real estate
- You can identify climate risks for the real estate industry
Duration
1 seminar day (2 x 90 min.)
Event location
online
Price
€150 for DGNB members/members of a cooperating training institution1/people working for a local authority, a local government body or a municipal enterprise2
€195 for DGNB non-members
All fees are subject to the statutory VAT.
1 When booking, please enclose valid evidence of membership of a cooperating training institution.
2 These terms and conditions apply to local authorities in Germany. If you wish to make use of them, please confirm your eligibility during registration. For more information, see the landing page.
The reduced fees apply according to the DGNB fee schedule for all ordinary members and group members of the DGNB and their employees.
Groups (10 participants or more)
For group bookings of 10 people or more, please contact us by writing to academy@dgnb.de.
Please note: As the training is held in German, please switch to German language settings to make a booking.
It is not necessary to fulfil any admission requirements.
If you decide to take the DGNB-Examined Expert on EU Taxonomy training course, you will need to provide evidence. You can find out more here.
The event will take place online via Zoom. You can conveniently log in with the dial-in link via the browser (no need to download the Zoom app) or the Zoom app. You can participate via desktop PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone.
We recommend using a PC or laptop with a camera, loudspeaker and microphone (alternatively: headset with microphone) as well as a stable internet connection. If you have problems with the audio quality, you can also dial in via a telephone.
You will receive your dial-in data two to three workdays in advance.
Please note: This training course contains interactive elements and exercises and participants are encouraged to actively take part. Please ensure that you have access to a microphone and camera.
This course has been submitted to the Deutsche Energie-Agentur (dena) – the German Energy Agency – and the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects for recognition as continuing professional development (CPD). Submission for recognition by the Chamber of Architects of North Rhine-Westphalia is possible upon request up to two weeks before the start of the training.
Next dates and registration
Please note: as training is held in German, please switch to German language settings to make a booking.