Bane NOR Eiendom (BNE) is one of Norway's largest property players, with more than 4,000 properties and over a hundred projects at various stages across the country. As a publicly owned enterprise, Bane NOR and BNE are tasked with helping to cut emissions by 50 percent by 2030. To get a complete picture of progress, BNE has chosen to adopt Reduzer's portfolio feature.
From individual projects to holistic climate management
BNE has built up expertise in greenhouse-gas calculations over time, but the underlying data has been spread across advisors, tools and project phases. With Reduzer's portfolio, BNE wants to gather this data in one system and create a more comparable and consistent basis for further work. As projects are entered and harmonised, the portfolio will give a combined overview of history, ongoing development and upcoming projects.
A tool for leadership that needs an overview
BNE's goal is to be able to answer, quickly and precisely, questions such as:
Where do we stand relative to our climate targets? What drives the variation in emissions? Which projects affect the overall picture the most?
The portfolio makes it possible to use this insight directly in steering meetings and early-phase decisions. Once the data is complete, BNE can track progress continuously rather than relying on manual compilations.
As Niall Ó Muiré, Director of Sustainability and Business Development, puts it:
"Our ambitions require more than project-by-project calculations. We need a combined overview of how a broad and varied development portfolio delivers on climate."
A better basis for priorities and measures
The portfolio will make it easier for BNE to identify deviations, understand the effect of measures, and see which building types and project phases affect emissions the most. As more projects are integrated into the solution, early-phase estimates can be compared with as-built figures and trends followed over time.
A platform that handles the breadth of Bane NOR
BNE has projects calculated in different tools and by many different advisors. The portfolio was developed precisely for this type of organisation, and makes it possible to gather and harmonise data regardless of method. This provides a common framework for strategic assessments.
A foundation for reaching the climate targets
By adopting the portfolio feature, BNE establishes a stronger basis for working holistically with climate data. The solution makes it possible to track progress at both portfolio and project level and creates a shared data foundation for investments, priorities and measures. The portfolio is therefore an important tool on the way to the goal of a 50 percent emissions reduction by 2030.
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