Description
Netto’s mission is to help create a net zero future by tackling the impact of buildings, which account for 40% of global emissions. We focus on banks as the point of greatest leverage, since they can finance and drive this transition with the right tools and incentives. Our software provides exactly that: accurate energy and emissions data, risk scores, data-driven investment plans, clear decarbonisation pathways, and compliance tracking. For banks, this means better visibility of portfolio risks and opportunities to unlock capital. For property owners, it means guidance on lowering energy use, reducing physical risks, securing financing, and increasing asset value. By bridging finance and building performance, we are making the transition to net zero both practical and profitable. Approach
We believe sustainability works best when it is practical for everyone involved. Banks and other large financial institutions have the greatest leverage to drive change, as they finance the majority of commercial properties, but they need the right tools, data, and messaging to manage risk and unlock value. Our founders bring extensive experience in the proptech sector, where a favourite saying is, “The greenest building is the one that’s already built.” Guided by this principle, we focus on extending the lifespan and improving the quality of the existing built environment, reducing reliance on new construction while creating long-term value.
Our software speaks the language of finance; profit, risk, compliance, and returns. It gives banks clear insights into building performance, investment plans, risk scores, and decarbonisation pathways. This helps reduce exposure, free up capital, and improve the value of financed properties. For property owners, it provides guidance on energy upgrades that cut costs, reduce emissions, and increase long-term asset value.
We focus on the end result for the planet above all else. So if we don't use the word “green” when talking to a bank, but we help them reduce their carbon footprint, we're happy.
