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ESG In Property Podcast

LifeProven ESG Property Company

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Frequency: 1 episode/31d. Total Eps: 53

A podcast dedicated to interviewing the world’s leading ESG property experts, extracting their ideas, processes and approaches for how they think differently to consistently deliver the healthiest, most sustainable and financially lucrative real estate assets on earth. We exist to educate the property industry on environmental, social and governance impact in real estate assets, giving access to industry leading information, products and approaches that you can use to maximise your impact and returns - with hosts: Jordan Relfe & Adam Hinds from LifeProven ESG Property Company.

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Balancing Nature and Profit: The Developer's Guide to Biodiversity Net Gain and Nutrient Neutrality

Season 2 · Episode 19

Thursday, October 24, 2024 • Duration 50:55

In this episode of the ESG in Property Podcast, Adam Hinds and Jordan Relfe MRICS are joined by Jack Potter, Partner at Wild Capital. With extensive experience as an ecologist, including his work at Natural England, Jack now leads at Wild Capital, specialising in delivering Biodiversity Net Gain units and Nutrient Neutrality credits.

Wild Capital is trusted by leading UK developers, providing long-term nature recovery solutions that meet regulatory requirements while enhancing ecosystem health. Jack discusses two real-world projects: a wetland creation in Wiltshire, designed to filter nutrient pollution and meet Nutrient Neutrality obligations, and an agricultural land restoration in Northern England, where land was restored to deliver Biodiversity Net Gain and promote biodiversity recovery.

Challenges and Opportunities for Developers

Jack explores the complexities of working with high-value habitats, but also highlights the opportunities available through Biodiversity Net Gain units and Nutrient Neutrality compliance. These practices not only ensure developers meet environmental regulations but also boost a project’s sustainability appeal, making it more attractive to ESG-focused investors.

Key Topics Covered:

Jack Potter's career as an ecologist and his leadership at Wild Capital
How Wild Capital supports developers with Biodiversity Net Gain units and Nutrient Neutrality credits
Real-world examples, including wetland creation and habitat restoration
The challenges and opportunities for developers in achieving Biodiversity Net Gain units and Nutrient Neutrality compliance

Why Listen?
This episode offers invaluable insights for developers, environmental consultants, and real estate professionals seeking to navigate the complexities of Biodiversity Net Gain units and Nutrient Neutrality.

Learn how biodiversity net gain is transforming the UK’s real estate sector and discover practical steps to future-proof developments in line with evolving ESG demands.

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The Rise of Green Building Certifications: Creating Trust or Financial Burden?

Season 2 · Episode 18

Thursday, October 10, 2024 • Duration 57:05

In this ESG in Property Podcast episode, we're joined by Eleni Polychroniadou, CEO and co-founder of Sintali, a company on a mission to make every piece of infrastructure across the world green. Eleni's journey from climate activist to sustainable real estate trailblazer is as inspiring as it is impactful.

From Activism to Action

Eleni's passion for sustainability led her to co-found Sintali in 2020, focusing on decarbonising the built environment as a key strategy in combating the climate crisis. Her transition from aspiring scientist to sustainability advocate highlights the interconnectedness of environmental and social issues in property development.

Certifications: Building Trust and Value

We dive into how green building certifications like EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies) are revolutionising the industry:

Credibility Boost: Learn how these certifications enhance trust and property valuations.

Financial Opportunities: Discover how they open doors to sustainable financing.

Accessibility for All: We challenge the myth that green certifications are only for luxury developments.

Global Impact, Local Solutions

Eleni shares insights on Sintali's work across 85 countries, verifying the impact of over 9,000 projects globally. We explore how certifications like EDGE and Building with Nature adapt to local conditions while maintaining international standards.

ESG Data: The Secret Driver for Financial Growth in Real Estate

Season 2 · Episode 17

Thursday, September 19, 2024 • Duration 52:14

In this episode of the ESG in Property Podcast, we’re joined by Matt Ellis, CEO of Measurabl, to explore the growing impact of ESG data on the real estate industry.

Matt shares his journey from navigating the 2008 financial crisis to leading a pioneering ESG technology platform.

Together, we uncover how sustainability data, when structured and applied effectively, can significantly enhance asset value, leasing strategies, and lending decisions.

Matt also addresses the limitations of conventional certifications, advocating for the use of objective, measurable metrics to accurately assess the sustainability of properties.

He highlights how data on energy use, carbon emissions, and climate risk is transforming the way institutional investors and stakeholders make decisions, fundamentally changing how value is perceived in the property market.

This episode also touches on the importance of digitalisation in the sector, emphasising that organisations with a strong competency in data are positioning themselves to attract capital and gain a competitive edge.

As real estate evolves, the ability to manage and interpret ESG data is becoming essential for navigating the future of the industry.

Whether you’re a property manager, investor, or ESG professional, this episode offers valuable insights into how sustainability metrics can be harnessed to drive both financial and environmental outcomes. Don’t miss this conversation about the future of real estate and the strategic role of ESG data.

Key Takeaways:

1. Measurabl makes subjective ESG data objective. Through an unrivaled data platform and flexible solutions, we quantify and catalyse sustainability to unleash the potential of ESG across the real estate ecosystem.

Financing Sustainability – How discounted green loans enhance development profits and sustainability outcomes

Season 2 · Episode 16

Thursday, September 5, 2024 • Duration 51:17

In this episode, we delve into the transformative world of sustainable and socially impactful property development with Sarah Milne, Head of Impact at Puma Property Finance. Discover how developers can access discounted debt—up to 1% lower interest rates—by meeting specific environmental and social criteria that not only enhance their projects but also contribute positively to communities and the planet.

Sarah shares her inspiring journey from being a professional GB badminton athlete to leading impactful financial initiatives, highlighting her passion for the intersection of people and the built environment. We explore Puma Property Finance's innovative Impact Lending Framework, which simplifies and incentivises ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices through accessible certifications like EDGE Green Building and the Next Generation Sustainability Benchmark.

Learn how targeted investments in areas of high deprivation across the UK are fostering economic activity, employment opportunities, and improved quality of life. Sarah discusses the critical role of government data in identifying these areas and shaping meaningful social metrics for development projects.

Join us as we unpack the future of property finance, the increasing pressure on lenders to improve ESG performance, and how simplicity and accessibility in impact lending can break down barriers for developers of all sizes.

This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in sustainable development, finance innovation, and creating lasting positive change through property.

Tune in to discover:

· How sustainable and social impact criteria can unlock financial benefits for developers.

· The role of Puma Property Finance's Impact Lending Framework in simplifying ESG integration.

· The significance of certifications like EDGE and Next Generation Sustainability Benchmark in driving industry-wide transformation.

The Governance Edge: How strong leadership transforms real estate

Season 2 · Episode 15

Friday, August 9, 2024 • Duration 52:58

In this enlightening episode, Susanne Eickermann-Riepe, a seasoned expert in governance, delves into the pivotal role of governance within the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) framework. Susanne explains how robust governance serves as the cornerstone of successful businesses, enabling them to generate positive social and environmental impacts. She underscores the importance of diverse supervisory boards, transparent communication, and reliable data, highlighting the growing influence of the younger generation in demanding transparency and purpose-driven organisations.

Susanne advises companies to cultivate a governance culture that aligns with evolving market dynamics, stressing the importance of the four Ds: demographic shifts, de-globalisation, digitisation, and decarbonisation.

Chapters:

00:00 - The Power of Governance in Creating and Building
In this introduction, we explore the foundational importance of governance in real estate and business at large. Susanne shares insights from her extensive career, emphasising how good governance fosters innovation and stability.

09:54 - Transparency, Compliance, and Ethical Standards in Governance
Susanne discusses the critical need for transparency and compliance in governance, explaining how these elements uphold ethical standards and build trust with stakeholders.

12:07 - Governance in Real Estate: From Properties to Companies
Delving into the real estate sector, Susanne outlines the unique governance challenges and opportunities within property management and development.

18:14 - The Importance of Transparency and Trust in Governance
Here, Susanne highlights the direct link between transparency, trust, and long-term success in governance.

20:11 - Creating Value, Managing Risks, and Driving Sustainability through Governance:
Susanne explains how effective governance can create value, manage risks, and drive sustainability efforts within organisations.

The Role of Data in Driving Sustainable Change in Real Estate with Chris Pyke, Chief Innovation Officer at GRESB

Season 2 · Episode 14

Thursday, July 18, 2024 • Duration 53:58

Tune in for an enlightening conversation with Chris Pyke, the Chief Innovation Officer at GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark). This episode delves into Chris's journey from environmental science to becoming a leading figure in real estate sustainability.

Discover the origins of GRESB, an initiative that began as academic research at Maastricht University and learn how it has evolved into a global benchmark for real estate sustainability. With the support of 145 institutional investors managing $7 trillion in assets, GRESB plays a crucial role in the industry today.

Explore how GRESB has transformed sustainability communication in real estate, transitioning from vague reports to transparent, benchmarkable metrics that combat greenwashing and offer a reliable platform for sustainability assessment.

Learn about the strategic shift towards performance metrics, including energy efficiency, water usage, and waste management, and understand how these metrics correlate with financial returns. Chris discusses innovative approaches and case studies like Barangaroo in Sydney, highlighting strategies for improving underperforming assets.

Examine the broadening engagement with the capital stack in real estate investments, including the resurgence of private lenders and the integration of ESG factors. Chris emphasises the importance of financial performance transparency and the role of partnerships with institutions like Maastricht and MIT Centre for Real Estate.

Join us to gain a comprehensive understanding of the evolving landscape of sustainable real estate.

Whether you're an investor, property manager, or simply interested in the intersection of real estate and sustainability, this episode provides deep insights into future-proofing strategies that are shaping the industry.

Delivering space and places through people-first design with Steve Davis of Grantside

Season 2 · Episode 13

Thursday, June 27, 2024 • Duration 43:08

In this episode, we sit down with Steve Davis, CEO and founder of Grantside, to explore his journey from construction sites to pioneering sustainable and socially conscious property development. Steve shares how his mountaineering adventures have inspired his commitment to eco-friendly and people-centric buildings. We discuss the impact of climate change on his work, the philosophy behind people-centric design, and the integration of nature in urban developments. Steve also highlights the importance of trust, transparency, and engaging with occupants to create adaptable, sustainable spaces.

Guest Introduction:

Steve Davis is the founder and CEO of Grantside, a leading property developer and investor in the UK. With nearly 30 years of experience, Steve has overseen the development of over 2 million sq ft of commercial, logistics, and residential properties. A respected figure in the UK development and construction industry, Steve drives innovation and provides a guiding hand to each project, bringing together a team of experts to deliver unique and exceptional spaces.

Key Topics Discussed:

Impact of Climate Change on Property Development: Steve discusses how his experiences as a high-altitude mountain climber, witnessing the effects of climate change firsthand, have influenced his commitment to developing sustainable and environmentally conscious properties, with a goal to build only Zero Carbon properties by 2030.

People-Centric Design: We explore the philosophy behind creating spaces that blend community and personal sanctuary. Steve shares insights on the "Hive" co-living development and the strategy of designing buildings around the lifestyles of their residents, aiming to nurture wellbeing through exceptional design, specification, and technology.

Integrating Nature in Urban Landscapes: Steve highlights the importance of incorporating natural elements into urban developments, such as rooftop gardens and beehives, to promote sustainability and enhance residents' quality of life.

Energising Real Estate: Innovations, Legislation, and the Race to Net Zero with Jonathan Cohen, Head of Energy at Howard Kennedy

Season 2 · Episode 12

Wednesday, June 5, 2024 • Duration 44:49

Join us as we welcome Jonathan Cohen, an industry-leading energy solicitor and Head of Energy at Howard Kennedy.

In this episode, Jonathan delves into the interconnection between property and energy within the sustainability and ESG.

Key Takeaways:

1. The Evolving Real Estate Landscape: Jonathan provides a snapshot of how the property development sector is increasingly intertwining with energy considerations, revealing new commercial opportunities such as revenue-sharing from EV charging points and solar photovoltaics.

2. The Challenge of Navigating Sustainable Value: Developers must balance immediate sustainability measures with the adaptability for future technological advancements to maintain relevance and value in their projects.

3. Financing and Technology Synergy: We explore how sustainable practices are becoming a prerequisite for funding, with financial backers requiring concrete actions for sustainability as part of investment conditions.

4. Energy Storage and Community Impact: The rise of large-scale battery storage facilities presents a new frontier for energy efficiency, and community engagement is highlighted as a crucial element in enhancing social impact and financial returns.

5. Legal Considerations in Energy Projects: From insurance negotiations to advising on stakeholder engagement, Jonathan outlines the legal intricacies involved in facilitating sustainable energy projects.

ESG Innovation and Climate Resilience in Property Insurance with Lockton

Season 2 · Episode 11

Wednesday, May 15, 2024 • Duration 59:32

Join Rachel Norris and Mark Middleton from Lockton in this episode as we delve into how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations are reshaping the real estate and insurance industries. Our discussion uncovers the complex interplay between managing property risks and evolving insurance policies amidst increasing climate-related challenges.

Guest Introductions:

Rachel Norris has been at the forefront of Lockton for nearly two decades, advancing from a UK-centric role to an international leadership position, where she has been instrumental in driving forward ESG initiatives within real estate.

Mark Middleton leverages his background in chemical engineering and major hazard risk assessment to address property loss control and business resilience, offering a nuanced understanding of insurance in the context of property management.

Key Topics Discussed:

Impact of Physical Climate Risks on Insurance: Rachel and Mark discuss how extreme weather events, such as the recent ones in France and wildfires in Dagenham, are influencing insurance policies. They emphasise the need for fire-resistant construction and the strategic selection of building materials to mitigate risks.
Collaboration Across Sectors: The importance of teamwork among developers, asset owners, and insurance brokers is highlighted, focusing on how collaborative efforts are essential to understand and appraise long-term risks associated with real estate assets.
Modelling and On-the-Ground Assessments: Our guests talk about the dual approach of using both modelling techniques and physical inspections to assess the vulnerabilities and necessary control measures for properties.

Building a Sustainable Future: Jonathan Smales on Transforming Real Estate and Communities

Season 2 · Episode 13

Wednesday, April 24, 2024 • Duration 43:35

There is a far, far better world. But it has to be seen to be believed.

Join us on a pioneering journey with Jonathan Smales, founder and CEO of Human Nature, as he unveils his transformative vision for eco-conscious communities.

Explore the philosophy behind Human Nature's mission to revolutionise urban landscapes through groundbreaking partnerships, regenerative agriculture, and sustainable development.

Human Nature and its partners are at the forefront of urban sustainability, actively crafting, designing, prototyping, building, and learning from projects across urban blocks, mixed-use buildings, homes, and more. This practical approach allows for the development of replicable and scalable solutions that enhance both social and environmental outcomes.

Learn about the Phoenix project—a shining example of sustainable placemaking—and how Jonathan's team is setting new standards in the field.

Tune in to see how sustainable development is transforming our cities and communities.

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