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LEED v5 now includes dedicated prerequisites and credits for climate resiliency. Automate the compliance process to meet these requirements and other standards by answering three critical questions.
The ASTM E3429-24 standard provides a systematic approach to conducting Property Resilience Assessments (PRA). Like other standards, it emphasizes enhancing the climate resilience of buildings.
The 2025 GRESB Real Estate Assessment now includes climate risk and resiliency indicators. ClimateFirst can seamlessly address these indicators to maximize scoring.
Meeting new resilience requirements in building certification and standards programs is easy when you have already answered these three core questions about a property.
The 2025 GRESB Real Estate Assessment now includes climate risk and resiliency indicators. ClimateFirst can seamlessly address these indicators to maximize scoring.
With the IFRS S2 Climate-Related Disclosures standard now in effect, we asked ClimateFirst’s Head of Science & Solutions, Olivia Pink, to break it down for us.
Not all climate-risk analysis solutions are equal. Different solutions answer different questions about physical climate risks and buildings. Here is a breakdown of the differences to help asset owners identify the best solution to meet their needs.
ClimateFirst’s Head of Science and Solutions, Olivia Pink, answers your questions about Climate Value at Risk (CVaR), what makes it credible, and its essential role in actionable resiliency planning.
BOMA BEST 4.0 Sustainable Buildings certification program now includes a focus on climate risk and resiliency. ClimateFirst analysis can support applicants in meeting many of these resiliency requirements with ease.
Assessing a building’s climate risks and resilience is either too vague or too costly and time-consuming. A new option measures climate risk and uses engineering principles to make a plan for long-term resilience.