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Sander Scheurwater
Interim Head of Strategic Planning & Reporting at RICS
Sander Scheurwater is currently serving as the Interim Head of Strategic Planning and Reporting at RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors).12 He is based in the Brussels Metropolitan Area and has over 500 connections on LinkedIn.1
Professional Activities
Scheurwater appears to be actively involved in various aspects of the real estate and sustainability sectors:
Environmental Initiatives:: He has shown interest in climate-related events, such as COP283, and has expressed pride in RICS being selected to join the European Commission's Emissions Trading System II (ETS2) expert group.4
Industry Events:: Scheurwater participates in industry gatherings, such as attending a reception at Saint-Gobain headquarters for the Market Transformation Action Agenda.5
Policy Engagement:: He has commented on regulatory developments, welcoming the final approval of the EPBD (Energy Performance of Buildings Directive).6
Areas of Expertise
Scheurwater demonstrates knowledge and interest in several key areas:
- Strategic planning and reporting in the real estate sector
- Environmental and sustainability issues in buildings
- European Union policies related to emissions trading and building performance
- Real estate valuation, particularly in the context of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors
His LinkedIn posts suggest that he is actively engaged in discussions about the future of real estate valuation, especially concerning the impact of EU directives on buildings and RICS members.7 Additionally, he has been involved in events like PROVADA, where topics such as ESG and valuations in the real estate sector are discussed.8
Highlights
A report well worth reading from Systemiq Ltd. and the Leaders of the Urban Future (LOTUF) on what is needed to unlock a low-carbon real estate market aligend with a 1.5 degree future.
Good to see the RICS Europe "Future of Valuation: the impact of ESG" paper mentioned, and therefore recognising the important role of valuations and valuers. There is still work to do, as the report says: "this progress is encouraging, but there is still much to do to get the sector on track for 1.5 degrees."
https://lnkd.in/gEKc4snd
Great days at PROVADA, where we continue discussing ESG and valuations. With DuPa 2.0, the Netherlands is leading the way in Europe, but even there we need to make sure all valuers are able to look at ESG indicators in the right way.
The European Data List on ESG & valuations and DuPa can strengthen each other and help valuers across Europe to look at this topic in a more structured and consistent way.
Joël Scherrenberg MBA MRICS REV RT, Iwan van Bilsen, Gina Adela Ding, Martijn Onderstal, Reinier Mijsberg, Paul Wessels, Richard Boersema, Gerard Schalk MRICS, Menno Lammers
