GRESB and the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) have collaborated on a new approach to assessing the alignment of infrastructure assets with the Net Zero Investment Framework (NZIF) 2.0, the most widely used tool by investors to develop individual net-zero strategies and energy-transition plans.
The project builds on the completion of a pilot launched in May, which tested the application of NZIF criteria across a diverse group of participants working with infrastructure assets and established a foundation for broader implementation of the approach as part of the 2026 GRESB Infrastructure Standards.
“GRESB’s mission is to deliver a common language for sustainability, grounded in data, transparency and collaboration,” said Joss Blamire, director of infrastructure standards at GRESB. “This project reflects the power of collaboration. Drawing on NZIF 2.0 and the collective insight of leading global investors, we’re helping the infrastructure
