SuperHumanRace, a leading technology company specializing in data platforms at the intersection of climate and finance, and CREDAI Maharashtra, a prominent real estate association, have collaborated to launch a groundbreaking emissions inventory for the r
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The primary goal is to provide transparency in reporting the emissions generated by real estate projects, promote sustainable practices, and support policy-making for environmentally friendly regulations.
The inventory will enable developers and property managers to make informed decisions by providing detailed data on the environmental impact of their projects, helping them adopt sustainable practices and technologies.
The inventory will gather data on various aspects of real estate projects, including construction, energy usage, and waste management, to provide a comprehensive view of the environmental impact.
SuperHumanRace is a leading technology company that specializes in developing data platforms that integrate climate and financial data. They help businesses and organizations make informed decisions that align with sustainability goals.
CREDAI Maharashtra is a prominent real estate association representing developers and property managers in the state. They are committed to sustainable development and play a crucial role in shaping the real estate landscape in the region.
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