2020 GRESB Infrastructure Results Americas
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This document provides an agenda and overview for a GRESB Infrastructure event. The agenda includes welcome remarks, a discussion on 2020 GRESB Infrastructure results, a panel discussion on topics like decarbonization and COVID impacts, and highlights of sector leaders and most improved participants. Sections also provide details on GRESB assessments, 5 years of infrastructure participation trends, regional and sector scores, performance reporting, and proposed changes for 2021 like a new resilience module. The event will focus on key ESG and sustainability issues for infrastructure investors and assets.
2020 GRESB Infrastructure Results Americas
- 1. 1 Hosted by: Industry supporters:
- 2. 2 PROGRAM • Welcome & Introduction • Dan Winters, Head of Americas, GRESB • Greg Carli, Executive Advisor – ESG, Sustainability & Resilience, GHD • 2020 GRESB Infrastructure Results | Rick Walters, Director Infrastructure, GRESB • Panel Discussion • Steve Kennedy, Principal, Capital Dynamics | 2020 GRESB Infrastructure Sector Leader: Clean Energy • Tricia Burnell, Head of ESG, Alinda Capital Partners | 2020 GRESB Infrastructure Most Improved • J. Michael McCarthy, Senior Portfolio Manager, APG Asset Management • Matthew Brundle, Director, EVORA UK • Richard Gilchrist, Senior Manager, Assurance & Sustainability Services, PwC US • Shareen Yew, Director, PwC Asset & Wealth Management – Infrastructure & Real Estate Practice, PwC US • Closing
- 3. 3 GRESB ASSESSMENTS ESG Performance Data ESG Analytics ESG Analytics Investor perspective A Collaborative ESG Data Platform
- 5. 5 PARTICIPATION 5 Years of GRESB Infra
- 6. 6 Fund – Region Participation
- 7. 7 Asset – Sector Participation
- 8. 8 SCORES
- 9. 9 Regional Scores and Coverage
- 10. 10 Fund Model (Component Scores)
- 11. 11 Fund Model - Americas
- 12. 12 Asset Model (Component Scores)
- 13. 13 Asset Model - Americas
- 14. 14 Asset Sectors
- 15. 15 PERFORMANCE
- 16. 16 Performance: Reporting & Targets
- 18. 18 Regional Participation and Scores
- 19. 19 LOOKING AHEAD
- 20. 20 Proposed Changes for 2021 Resilience Module • Integration into Assessments Fund • No major changes Asset –Management Component • No major changes • External ESG controversy data for scoring of ESG incident occurrences Asset –Performance Component • Improvements to the Performance Component indicator tables to further simplify and clarify reporting requirements • Take steps towards Performance scoring Asset –Development Component • New Component to more specifically address assets (projects) in development Data Quality • Automatic real-time outlier checks in the portal to reduce the potential for errors and enhance data quality Live scoring • Draft scoring live in the portal to increase transparency, reduce potential for errors and provide immediate feedback to participants.
- 21. 21 PANEL TOPICS
- 23. 23 Resilience Module *scores re-weighted to 100 point scale
- 27. 27 Sector Leaders - Funds Most Improved - Funds • Sectorally diversified • Sector specific excluding Renewables; • Europe • Renewable Power Generation; • Americas Asia and Oceania Globally diversified • Sectorally diversified; • Europe; • Other region (Americas, Asia or Oceania) Globally diversified Sector specific
- 28. 28 Sector Leaders - Assets MHL Supply Networks (Asia) Limited Crook Hill & Reaps Moss Amey Belfast School Partnership PFI Co Limited UDICITE Gestión Integral de Hospitales de Zumpango, S.A.P.I. de C.V. Data Infrastructure Diversified Energy and Water Resources Environmental Services Network Utilities Other Power Generation x- Renewables Renewable Power Renewable Power Social Infrastructure Transport Solar Power Generation Water and Sewerage Companies Education Services Education Services Health and Social Care Services Airport Companies Port Companies Road Companies
- 29. 29 Most Improved - Assets Urbs ludex et Causidicus S.A.Desert Sunlight Projco (St. Andrews Hospital) Limited Network Utilities Diversified and Other (including Environmental Services) Data Infrastructure Power Generation x- Renewables Renewable Power Social Infrastructure Transport Wind Power Generation Health and Social Care Services Road Companies
- 30. 30 Hosted by: Industry supporters: