Sustainability

Climate & Environment

Climate change is one of the most significant risks facing long-life infrastructure. Invesis takes that seriously - measuring our emissions, decarbonising our portfolio and protecting our assets against the physical risks of a warming world.

Sustainability

Integrating climate considerations into our investment strategy is a matter of environmental responsibility, long-term value preservation and risk management.

Across our portfolio, we track financed emissions, assess climate risks and work with our partners to reduce energy use and carbon output year on year. Our own corporate emissions are already 30% lower than 2022 - offset to net zero - and we report openly on our progress as we go.

28%

reduction of corporate emissions in 2025 compared to 2024 and 50% reduction since 2022

398

tCO²e total scope 1, 2 and selected scope 3 emissions in 2025

38/39

Scope 1 and 2 emissions measured for operational investments

Investments with near net zero or zero emissions in 2025

1,701

MWh of on-site renewable energy generated in 2025

21%

of grid energy from 100% renewable sources

We are committed to doing our part in combating climate change, managing the risks it presents and protecting the natural environment - across our own business and every investment we make.

Our approach to climate and environment spans both sides of the challenge - reducing the greenhouse gas emissions of our own operations and portfolio, and understanding and managing the physical risks that a changing climate poses to our assets over the long term.

Reducing our corporate footprint

In 2024, our total market-based Scope 1, 2 and 3 corporate emissions were 552 tCO2e - a 30% reduction compared with 2022. We offset all residual emissions through Gold Standard-certified projects, making Invesis net zero in terms of our own footprint. Key drivers include sourcing 100% renewable electricity, electrifying our vehicle fleet, moving to energy-efficient offices and encouraging rail over air travel wherever practicable.

Measuring our portfolio emissions

In 2024 we completed our first comprehensive analysis of the financed emissions of our investment portfolio, measuring Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions across 37 operational assets for the years 2022-2024. This baseline gives us the foundation from which to track and plan decarbonisation. Four investments are already operating at or very close to net zero, and several more are aligned with net zero pathways.

A clear path to net zero

Through 2025 we are developing investment-level infrastructure decarbonisation plans, working towards net zero across the full portfolio by 2050. Across the portfolio in 2024, our investments generated 1,550 MWh of zero-carbon electricity from on-site renewable sources - a figure we are actively growing through new solar installations, battery storage upgrades and energy efficiency programmes at individual assets.

Managing physical climate risk

As a long-term investor, the physical risks of a changing climate are a serious concern for the resilience of our assets. In 2024 we began implementing Munich Re’s Location Risk Intelligence Platform to assess exposure to flooding, heatwaves, storms and other hazards across our existing portfolio and for all new investments. Findings will inform lifecycle planning and adaptation measures where material risks are identified.

Lasting Climate and Environment impact

From the Afsluitdijk - where a solar park powers the world’s largest flood defence and a fish migration river has been restored for the first time in decades - to Burgdorf Prison, which achieves a carbon intensity of just 5.4 kgCO2e/m²/yr, our investments demonstrate what sustainable infrastructure looks like in practice.