Environmental

FibraShop

Work Plan Emissions

FibraShop’s  work plan is to meet its goal to reduce its emissions to 2030. This plan is based on the methodology proposed by SBTi, which aims to limit the global temperature increase to 1.5°C as set out in the Paris Agreement and reaffirmed by the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) in its latest report.

Emissions

Indeed, emissions from the real estate sector have a significant impact on climate change and the environment overall. Both commercial and residential buildings today contribute a substantial portion of greenhouse gas emissions, both directly and indirectly.

At FibraShop, we recognize the importance of incorporating emissions measurement and reduction activities in our properties. This is aimed at preparing our assets and operations to address the risks arising from climate change as well as the future carbon price.

For our comparisons and variations, we compare the 2022 results with those of 2019 (our base year).

Emissions

  2019 2020 2021 2022 Var emissions 2019-2022 Units
Emissions 1 Gasolina 67.29 52.21 26.49 29.69 -55.88% tCO2e
Gas natural 84.11 72.62 40.25 47.64 -43.34% tCO2e
Diésel 27.56 23.89 13.76 10.18 -63.06% tCO2e
Gas LP 0 0.19 3.99 4.93 2,494.73%[4] tCO2e
Total emissions direct 1 178.96 148.91 84.49 92.44 -48.34% tCO2e
Total emissions indirect  2 (electricity) 10,431.38 5,736.75 5,309.47 6,856.24 -34.27% tCO2e
Total emissions 10,610.07 5,885.66 5,393.96 6,948.68 -34.51% tCO2e
Emissions Intensity 10.18 5.64 3.86 5.01 -50.78% kgCO2e/m2

[3] Al no contar con consumo de Gas LP 2019, se utiliza como base el consumo de 2020 para determinar la variación con respecto a 2022.

 

In 2022, we generated 13,245.73 GJ of energy from our photovoltaic system, equivalent to avoiding 1,601 tCO2e (metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent). This amount represents 23% of the total GHG emissions generated in 2022

 

Emission Reduction Initiatives

We are about to initiate the process to project and determine the timeframe for becoming a carbon-neutral REIT by 2024. Nevertheless, our current efforts to reduce emissions are built upon two pillars. First, optimizing energy efficiency in each property to minimize consumption, and then transitioning that consumption to come from renewable sources.