ESG commitments are everywhere, but building-level proof is usually fuzzy. By using data from core building systems, it’s possible to quantify environmental impact, evidence social outcomes, and tighten governance with audit-ready records. This session will cover:

• The fundamentals of ESG in the built environment
• Where the data lives (BMS, meters, IoT, access, IWMS, CAFM, HR/tenant systems
• What the data is (energy, carbon, IAQ, water, waste, occupancy, accessibility, incidents
• Turning data into metrics: E (kWh/m², CO₂e, water intensity), S (IEQ scores, comfort, utilization, inclusivity), G (controls, audit trails, compliance readiness
• Scope 1, 2, and 3 for real estate, and how smart-building data feeds eac
• Reporting frameworks and assurance (GHG Protocol, CRREM paths, CSRD/SEC readiness
• What you can do with the data: optimize systems, prioritize CapEx, track ROI, and close performance gaps
• How a platform creates an ESG dashboard and single source of truth with governance, alerts, and auditable change logs