Investor Presentaiton
2. ICADE'S LOW-CARBON STRATEGY: ALIGNED WITH A 1.5°C PATHWAY
PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT RAMP UP LOW CARBON CONSTRUCTION
1,400
1,200
1,000
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600
400
-41%
Target reduction in carbon intensity between 2019 and 2030
for buildings built, in kgCO₂ e/sq.m over a 50-year horizon
GHG emissions from homes built by Icade Promotion
and potential measures to reduce them by 2030
(in kg CO₂e/sq.m over a 50-year horizon)
Operationnal energy
Materials
On-site
E+C-label: 50% of homes
and 100% of offices over 5,000 sq.m
with E2C1 rating (1) by 2022
Main measures:
⚫ Carbon impact assessment performed during the design phase
ICADE
⚫ Low-carbon energy sources, biosourced materials, low-carbon concrete,
refurbishments
⚫ Scaling up low-carbon innovations
URBAIN
New timber construction subsidiary (2) des BOIS
• Creation of a solution to refurbish and convert offices
into homes (3)
Wood'Art (Toulouse, Haute-Garonne)
•
13,000-sq.m project
AFTER
WORK
Transformer l'ancien an avenir by ICADE
Aims for a low energy and carbon
footprint: E+C-label with an E3C2 rating
76% timber-based frame
Local know-how and biosourced
materials (incl. wood from the Occitanie
region)
200
2019
Energy
performance
Energy mix
Renovation and
optimisation
of space
Low-carbon
construction
methods ans reuse
of building materials
Low-carbon
materials
2030
(1) i.e. NZEB-15% for homes and NZEB -30% for offices, in line with EU Taxonomy
(2) Impact of a low-carbon building (C2 level) vs. a current new building (RT2012): around -30% on a lifecycle basis
(3) Impact of a refurbished asset vs. a new-build asset (RT2012): -30% to -40% on a lifecycle basis
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INVESTOR PRESENTATION
JUNE 2022
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