The global leader in ESG data intelligence for real estate portfolio decarbonization.
Deepki is a comprehensive ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) data intelligence platform specifically designed for the commercial real estate sector. Its core architecture, the 'Deepki Ready' SaaS platform, leverages sophisticated data collection automation to aggregate information from over 600 utility providers, smart meters, and property management systems. In 2026, Deepki positions itself as a critical infrastructure for asset managers and institutional investors navigating stringent European regulations like SFDR, CSRD, and the EU Taxonomy. The platform utilizes advanced machine learning algorithms to bridge data gaps—often the biggest hurdle in property management—by modeling missing consumption data based on building physics and historical patterns. Beyond simple reporting, Deepki provides predictive analytics to simulate renovation impacts and carbon trajectory alignment with the CRREM (Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor) pathways. This enables real estate leaders to identify 'stranded assets' and optimize capital expenditure for energy-efficient retrofitting. Its market position is solidified by its dual-offering of high-integrity software and strategic ESG advisory, making it a pivotal tool for achieving Net Zero targets across complex, global property portfolios.
A proprietary benchmark that allows users to compare their building's performance against a massive database of anonymized real estate data across Europe.
Verified feedback from the global deployment network.
Post queries, share implementation strategies, and help other users.
Machine learning models that utilize building metadata and external weather data to estimate consumption when utility data is missing.
Native integration of the Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor to track assets against 1.5°C and 2°C decarbonization pathways.
Pre-configured templates that map internal data points to specific regulatory disclosure requirements.
A tool that allows asset managers to simulate the ROI and carbon reduction of specific building interventions (e.g., HVAC upgrades).
A secure interface for tenants to input their own data and view their contribution to the building's ESG goals.
Unified data pipeline that normalizes data from disparate sources like Enedis, GRDF, and various BMS systems.
An investment firm needs to report its carbon footprint to GRESB across 500 properties in 10 countries.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Identifying which buildings in a portfolio will become non-compliant with local energy laws by 2030.
A retail REIT has unexplainable energy spikes across its shopping centers.