Deepki Launches the Deepki Index: Transforming U.S. Sustainability Benchmarking
Deepki, a prominent name in sustainability solutions for real estate, has made a significant stride by launching its inaugural U.S. Index on October 9, 2025. The Deepki Index aims to support commercial real estate investors, owners, and asset managers in measuring the energy efficiency and carbon footprints of their office and logistics properties located across six major U.S. regions: California, Florida, the Midwest, New York City, the Northeast, and Texas.
Since its genesis in 2022, the Deepki Index has established a reputation as a leading reference for sustainability in European real estate, and its introduction in the U.S. marks a pivotal moment. The need for such a robust benchmarking tool has never been more critical, especially as deregulation threatens access to imperative sustainability data, even while various states and cities implement ambitious plans to mitigate building emissions.
A Detailed Look at the Deepki Index
What sets the Deepki Index apart is its foundation in actual building consumption data, carefully collected through Deepki’s advanced platform. This data is subjected to rigorous quality filters, taking into account factors such as energy completeness, year-to-year consumption variations, and temperature sensitivities. The expertise of Deepki’s data scientists and energy specialists underpins the Index, ensuring that it offers a reliable benchmark for sustainability performance which is crucial for the U.S. market.
Additionally, the Index sheds light on the regional variances within the U.S. real estate landscape. For instance, in the colder regions part of the Industrial Golden Triangle, which encompasses significant locations such as Chicago, Indianapolis, and Columbus, office buildings displayed a remarkable 23% higher energy intensity. This insight is invaluable as it highlights both the economic importance and the sustainability challenges facing these areas.
Deepki's Commitment to North America
The introduction of the Deepki Index aligns with Deepki's enhanced focus on North America, as it seeks to leverage its global expertise in converting sustainability data into actionable insights. Deepki is not only offering benchmarking tools; they are also providing virtual retrofits and climate risk assessments. Together, these resources empower clients to identify weaknesses in their operations, reduce costs, mitigate risks, and ultimately unlock long-term value in their property assets.
Flora Adamian, Senior Analyst for Sustainability at Bellwether, articulates the importance of clarity in benchmarking for real estate's sustainability progress. She states, "Clear, data-driven benchmarks are vital for advancing sustainability in real estate. Tools like the Deepki Index can help not only in achieving transparency but also in ensuring alignment across the industry."
Vincent Bryant, Deepki’s CEO and Co-founder, adds, "There exists a strong demand for consistent and transparent benchmarks within the U.S. real estate sector. This is essential for attracting investment and fostering sustainable performance. The launch of the Deepki Index meets this demand, presenting a critical resource for the industry at a time when sustainability objectives are converging with financial returns and long-term resilience."
In conclusion, the Deepki Index represents not just a tool but a transformative approach to sustainability in the U.S. commercial real estate sector. It offers stakeholders a reliable framework to measure and compare sustainability practices while facilitating a more informed decision-making process. For those keen on exploring the U.S. Benchmark, the Deepki Index is the go-to resource.
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