We’re excited to announce that Measurabl has joined the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) Accredited Partner Program and is currently undergoing the PCAF accreditation process, reinforcing our commitment to standards-aligned financed emissions reporting.
Our partnership with PCAF is important because it formally aligns Measurabl’s carbon data and methodology with the leading global standard for financed emissions accounting. As financial institutions increasingly rely on PCAF to guide emissions measurement and disclosure, accreditation ensures that Measurabl’s whole-building energy and carbon estimates can be confidently used in PCAF-aligned reporting.
This partnership validates the rigor and transparency of our approach and strengthens trust with financial institutions, investors, and other market participants. It also reinforces Measurabl’s role in supporting consistent, comparable, and decision-grade emissions data for commercial real estate portfolios—particularly in cases where financial institutions lack direct access to measured energy data or operational control of assets.
“As financed emissions and climate risk become central to investment and reporting decisions, alignment with the PCAF Standard is increasingly important for our customers, Our partnership with PCAF reinforces Measurabl’s commitment to delivering trusted, standards-aligned sustainability data that supports consistent, credible, and decision-grade reporting.” – Mike Zatz, SVP, Global Data Ecosystem & Partnerships at Measurabl
Strengthening Customer Outcomes
The partnership strengthens Measurabl’s ability to support asset owners, asset managers, and financial institutions that are calculating and reporting financed emissions across real asset portfolios.
PCAF accreditation gives customers:
- Clear proof that Measurabl’s data and methodologies align with a widely adopted global standard.
- Confidence that financed emissions inputs can be used for reporting and analysis.
- Trust in Measurabl as a partner committed to methodological rigor, auditability, and ongoing alignment as standards evolve.
This reduces friction for customers, supports consistent reporting, and reinforces Measurabl’s role as a trusted, long-term sustainability data partner. Further, this Measurabl data is available on the ~365 publicly traded property companies included in the FTSE EPRA NAREIT Dev Index (listed equity and corporate bonds) and used in the construction of the FTSE EPRA NAREIT Green and Carbon Target Indices.
Why the Partnership Is Timely
The partnership is particularly timely given the accelerating expectations on financial institutions to measure and disclose financed emissions using consistent, standards-based methodologies. Regulatory scrutiny, investor expectations, and voluntary climate commitments are increasing the need for comparable, decision-grade data across real estate portfolios.
As sustainability data becomes more closely tied to capital allocation and risk management—not just disclosure—alignment with PCAF ensures Measurabl is supporting customers with methodologies that are relevant, current, and widely accepted.
At the same time, many financial institutions face practical data gaps—especially in commercial real estate—where direct access to measured energy data or operational control of assets is limited. Alignment with PCAF standards helps address these challenges by enabling scalable, PCAF-aligned emissions estimates that can be used today, while supporting a pathway toward improved data quality and greater use of measured data over time.
Building a Connected Sustainability Data Ecosystem
Progress in sustainability reporting depends on customers, investors, policymakers, standards bodies, and solution providers working together around shared, trusted and consistent data. In 2025, Measurabl continued to deepen its ecosystem partnerships with organizations including USGBC California, Green Building Council of Australia, EPRA, NAREIT, INREV, GRESB, and CRREM—strengthening alignment across the global real estate ecosystem.
Measurabl also welcomed Mike Zatz as SVP, Global Data Ecosystem & Partnerships, bringing decades of experience building North America’s most trusted, widely adopted sustainability data system to help guide this work.In addition, Measurabl launched its Free Sustainability Solution, lowering barriers to access for tracking and benchmarking building-level energy, water, waste, and carbon data, and enabling broader participation across the market. To date, more than 14,000 buildings representing over 2 billion square feet across 47 countries have onboarded onto the Free Solution. With every new customer and partner, the Measurabl dataset becomes more complete, more comparable, and more useful—reinforcing its role as a trusted foundation for sustainability data used across reporting, investment, and disclosure workflows.
