MEES: Unravelling Energy Efficiency Regulations

Talking Sustainable Real Estate: Katherine Beisler conversation with Dentons

Dentons' Gaelen Doherty is joined by Katherine Beisler, Director and the head of ESG Consulting at Hollis Global, as they explore the nuances of implementing ESG principles in the real estate sector. In this podcast, we dive deep into the growing influence of ESG in commercial real estate, exploring the drivers, challenges and evolving regulations surrounding ESG. Katherine will guide us through the factors driving ESG's popularity, the challenges faced by landlords and tenants, and the evolving regulatory obligations. Meanwhile, Gaelen uncovers the mechanics of green leases in the world of commercial real estate. Katherine will also offer insights into ESG's role in due diligence for property acquisitions and showcase real-world examples of innovative sustainability initiatives by landlords, along with a sneak peek into the future as she shares her predictions on the forthcoming shifts and advancements in ESG integration within commercial real estate. This podcast series is dedicated to exploring the crucial intersection of real estate and environmental, social and governance (ESG), with the aim of shaping a sustainable future for the industry.

MEES: Unravelling Energy Efficiency Regulations

Dentons' Ben Hughes and Amy Morin explore how the minimal efficiency standard will affect landlords and what they need to be aware of to make sure their properties are in line with regulations. The MEES regulations aim to promote energy efficiency, reduce energy consumption and minimise environmental impact.