Sustainable finance
Connecting ESG performance with capital flows. The financial sector is rapidly shifting toward sustainable investments. Banks, institutional investors, and regulators increasingly require clear evidence that portfolios align with frameworks such as the EU Taxonomy, CRREM and SFDR. For real estate companies, this creates both a challenge and an opportunity: access to capital is now directly linked to credible ESG performance.
At Cooltree, we help you bridge the gap between sustainability strategy and financial markets. By ensuring your portfolio is compliant, transparent, and future-proof, we support you in securing financing, attracting responsible investors, and strengthening long-term value creation.
Our approach:
SFDR compliance: Supporting Article 8 and 9 funds with the collection of ESG and financial data, setting KPIs, and preparing Principal Adverse Impact (PAI) statements.
Sustainable investments: Supporting clients in identifying and implementing sustainable investment opportunities that align with EU Taxonomy and SFDR requirements.
EU taxonomy alignment: Assessing eligibility and alignment of activities, collecting required data (including energy consumption), and calculating alignment percentages for turnover, CAPEX, and OPEX.
Green finance readiness: Advising on how to position portfolios to qualify for green loans, sustainability-linked bonds, and other financing instruments.
Integration with ESG strategy: Ensuring that key sustainable finance requirements are effectively embedded within your ESG strategy, monitoring and reporting.
Investor reporting: Delivering transparent, audit-ready disclosures that demonstrate credibility to current and prospective investors.
By partnering with Cooltree, you gain:
Enhanced access to sustainable finance instruments.
Stronger alignment with investor and regulatory expectations.
Transparent, credible reporting that builds trust.
A financial advantage by positioning your portfolio as a leader in sustainable real estate.
At Cooltree, we make sure that ESG isn’t just a reporting exercise: it becomes a direct enabler of capital flows and long-term growth.
