The diminishing CO2 impact of Swiss real estate investments
Greenhouse gas emissions from buildings owned by Swiss real estate investment vehicles fell by around 10% in 2021 on the previous year. According to the second annual study looking at the ESG commitments of Swiss real estate funds, foundations and companies – carried out by researchers at the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Lausanne (HEC Lausanne) in collaboration with BCV – there was a shift toward renewables and away from fossil energy, which accounted for 42% of the buildings’ energy mix, down from 46% in 2020.
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HEC Lausanne once again among the world's leading universities in actuarial...
In the latest worldwide university ranking in actuarial science published by the University of Nebraska, HEC Lausanne’s research in Actuarial Science has achieved an excellent 4th place among all international business schools.
In the latest worldwide university ranking in actuarial science published by the University of Nebraska, HEC Lausanne’s research in Actuarial Science has achieved an excellent 4th place among all international business schools.
The diminishing CO2 impact of Swiss real estate investments
Greenhouse gas emissions from buildings owned by Swiss real estate investment vehicles fell by around 10% in 2021 on the previous year. According to the second annual study looking at the ESG commitments of Swiss real estate funds, foundations and companies – carried out by researchers at the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Lausanne (HEC Lausanne) in collaboration with BCV – there was a shift toward renewables and away from fossil energy, which accounted for 42% of the buildings’ energy mix, down from 46% in 2020.
Greenhouse gas emissions from buildings owned by Swiss real estate investment vehicles fell by around 10% in 2021 on the previous year. According to the second annual study looking at the ESG commitments of Swiss real estate funds, foundations and companies – carried out by researchers at the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Lausanne (HEC Lausanne) in collaboration with BCV – there was a shift toward renewables and away from fossil energy, which accounted for 42% of the buildings’ energy mix, down from 46% in 2020.
MYSTERES DE L'UNIL – Découverte de l’atelier Kinecolo
Les Mystères de l'UNIL auront lieu les 3 et 4 juin prochains, une occasion de s’initier aux sciences en famille ou entre camarades de classe. Focus sur l’atelier Kinecolo proposé par des professeur·e·s de HEC Lausanne (UNIL).
Les Mystères de l'UNIL auront lieu les 3 et 4 juin prochains, une occasion de s’initier aux sciences en famille ou entre camarades de classe. Focus sur l’atelier Kinecolo proposé par des professeur·e·s de HEC Lausanne (UNIL).
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