Real estate ESG platform Deepki has bought French software-as-a-service company Nooco to help tackle embodied carbon and new development.
Nooco, which was created by Vinci Energies, measures and optimises the carbon footprint of construction and renovation projects.
It assimilates the carbon impact data of 3,650 types of technical equipment and materials, allowing users to compare the respective impacts and calculate the overall carbon footprint of their projects. This allows companies to actively choose low-carbon products, evaluate alternative designs and measure the impact of a reuse solution.
It currently operates in France, but Deepki plans to expand the offering globally.
The strategic acquisition will help the real estate ESG platform strengthen its offer to address the entire building life-cycle, including the initial stages.
The deal was funded by the €150m Deepki raised in March last year.
Deepki currently operates in 52 countries, with more than 400 team members across offices in Paris, London, Berlin, Milan and Madrid.
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