Fidji ACT launch
Energy/carbon nomenclature
On September 19 at REAL IT, the Fiji ACT energy/carbon nomenclature was launched at a round table attended by Icade, Accorinvest, Esset Property Management, Citae and Upstairs.
In conclusion, here are the keywords:
- According to Clément Roussel from Icade Real Estate, “CLARITY” is the hallmark of Fidji ACT, a common dictionary of environmental actions designed to improve communication between stakeholders: we are more effective when we have a common language!
- Claire Meunier from Citae Engineering office chose the word “ACCOMPANY ” both to meet the multiple regulatory requirements, including taxonomy and CSRD, and to accelerate concrete actions.
- “CONSOLIDATE” is the keyword chosen by Aurélien Bernard fromEsset Property Management: consolidate the action plans of several sites to better monitor them over time and feed into reporting.
- Nicolas Brochet from ACCORINVEST (former Real Estate Branch of ACCOR Group) suggested the word ” COMPARE “, with an overview of action plans for decision-making.
- “GATEWAY” is the key word for Olivier Sellès of Upstairs: gateway to taxonomy and reference systems, or to global or thematic environmental certifications.
Next stop: Nov. 21 at 9:30 a.m.
The Fiji ACT nomenclature is a checklist for consolidating our energy/carbon action plans and comparing the work of our partners at each site. It is also a tool to feed our reporting on the taxonomy and our environmental certifications.
Eric Bouvier
Chief Data Officer
With 2000 sites, La Française is a major player in asset management.
Fiji ACT working group participants
The FIDJI ACT nomenclature is the result of the collective intelligence of 30 different companies who collaborated to produce a common language on impactful actions for the energy, low-carbon and ESG performance of existing buildings. It is FIDJI Institute's mission to create digital, collaborative and sustainable practices for the entire real estate industry.
Eric Davy
Director, Fidji Institute
The Fidji Institute brings together some thirty major players in the real estate industry.
The Real IT round table
