CRREM Library /Technical Blueprint Library · 2026-Q2 v1.1 · updated 28 May 2026 Open-access
03 Technical Blueprint · The Spec

Technical specification
for CRREM-aligned tools.

Field registry, validation rules, lookup logic, formulas. Asset-level plus portfolio-level. Made to suit AI-coding tools.

Asset · object Live · v1.1
Asset-level + portfolio-level · 10 calculation steps
What this is

The contract a CRREM-aligned tool implements against.

Every input field, validation rule, lookup, and formula — written precisely enough that two independent tools built from this spec produce the same answer for the same asset.

For tool developers
Implement the spec field by field. Use the worked examples as regression-test fixtures.
For AI coding agents
Point an agent at this page, or hand it the Markdown bundle below. Asset-level is six steps, portfolio-level is four.
For data-assurance teams
Verify a tool conforms by walking each step and checking outputs against the worked examples.
How to read this page
  • Want the plain-language version? The Assessment Guide tells the same story in prose.
  • Want concrete numbers? Reference Implementations walks four real assets through end to end.
  • Steps below are collapsed by default — click any to expand. Deep-link a step via #asset-N or #portfolio-N and it will open automatically.
Dependencies

The spec consumes four reference datasets

The Blueprint describes how a CRREM-aligned tool must process its inputs. The inputs themselves — pathways, emission factors, and lookups — come from the Library's Pathways & Datasets component.

Supply these, then follow the spec

Three datasets are required for any assessment; a fourth is optional for climate-adjusted EUI projections. All are published open-access at /library/pathways-datasets.

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CRREM Global Pathways
Year-by-year energy + carbon budgets by region × property type · 2020–2050
required
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Emission Factors
EFs per carrier, per country, per year · grid EFs decline annually
required
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ZIP Code Lookup
Resolves sub-national regions for USA, Canada, Australia
conditional
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HDD/CDD Projections
Heating/cooling degree days by location · SSP climate scenarios
optional
Spec browser

Walk through every step

Asset-level assessment is six steps; portfolio-level aggregation is four. Each step below lists its exact input fields, validation rules, and formulas — click any row to expand.

About this specification
Each step below is the formal version of a step told in plain language in the Assessment Guide and shown with concrete numbers in Worked Examples. Deep-link any step via #asset-N or #portfolio-N.
STEP 01
Asset-level data collection
Identification, location, floor area, and energy consumption — what you supply per asset.
#asset-1
Field Unit Required Description
Identification
Basic asset metadata
Asset_Name yes Free-text labelNo format constraint
Asset_ID optional Unique identifier per asset
GAV currency optional Gross Asset Value. Not used in intensity calculationsMust be entered in a consistent currency across all assets in a portfolio
Location
Resolves CRREM region for pathway selection
Country yes Country name. Must match Pathways and Emission Factors sheets exactlyFor USA, Canada, and Australia, Country alone is not sufficient — Postal_Code is also required
Postal_Code text conditional Required only for countries with sub-national pathways (USA, CAN, AUS)Store as text to preserve leading zeros. Resolved via ZIP Code Lookup in Step 5.1
Use and floor area
Determines pathway and intensity denominator
Property_Type yes One of the standard CRREM property types, or "Mixed Use"See Property Types & Definitions reference
MU_[Type]_Pct % mixed-use only Floor-area share per use type (e.g. MU_Office_Pct = 70%)All MU_* columns must sum to 100%. Ignored for single-use assets
GIA yes Gross Internal Area. Denominator for all intensity calculationsMust be > 0. Excludes indoor parking
Reporting_Year yyyy yes Year the consumption data refers toMust exist as a column in Pathways and Emission Factors datasets
Energy consumption
Whole-building (landlord + tenant), in kWh per year, ≥ 0
Elec_Grid kWh/yr yes Grid electricity consumption
Gas kWh/yr if applicable Natural gas. Enter 0 if unused
Oil · District_Heating · District_Cooling · Biomass · Other_Fuels kWh/yr if applicable One field per carrier. Enter 0 if unused
Renew_Consumed kWh/yr if applicable On-site renewable energy generated AND consumed on-siteEF = 0 for carbon. Still counts toward Total_Energy
Renew_Exported kWh/yr if applicable On-site renewable energy exported to gridNOT in Total_Energy. Used only for grid export credit in Step 4, capped at CO2_Elec
STEP 02
Whole-building energy & EUI
Sum every carrier into a whole-building total, divide by GIA for Energy Use Intensity.
#asset-2

Sum every energy carrier from Step 1 into a single whole-building total, then divide by GIA for Energy Use Intensity. Renew_Consumed counts toward Total_Energy (EF = 0 for carbon); Renew_Exported does not — it is handled separately in Step 4 as a grid credit.

Output Unit Role Formula & description
Total_Energy kWh/yr intermediate Sum of all energy carriers including on-site renewables consumed on-site. Total_Energy = Elec_Grid + Gas + Oil + District_Heating + District_Cooling + Biomass + Other_Fuels + Renew_Consumed Renew_Exported is excluded. Use whole-building (landlord + tenant) consumption only.
EUI kWh/m²/yr key output Energy Use Intensity — the asset's energy performance metric. EUI = Total_Energy / GIA Compared against the CRREM EUI pathway to produce EUI_Misalignment_Year in Step 6.
STEP 03
Emission factor data
Look up the carbon emission factor per carrier × country × reporting year.
#asset-3

Each carrier has a carbon emission factor (EF) in kgCO₂e/kWh. Grid electricity EFs decline annually and are looked up per country × reporting year. Combustion fuels are effectively constant. The Emission Factors sheet is a matrix: rows = country, columns = year. On-site renewables consumed on-site always have EF = 0.

Carrier Unit Varies Lookup logic
Grid Electricity kgCO₂e/kWh annually INDEX/MATCH on the EF table: match Country row, Reporting_Year column. Declines annually as grids decarbonise. Use location-based EFs (grid average), not market-based.
Natural Gas kgCO₂e/kWh constant Single value per carrier (or per carrier + country if dataset provides). Combustion-based. Approximately 0.202 kgCO₂e/kWh (CRREM default).
Oil / Heating Oil kgCO₂e/kWh constant Single value per carrier. Approximately 0.281 kgCO₂e/kWh.
District Heating kgCO₂e/kWh country-specific Match Country (and optionally Year) in the EF dataset. DH varies significantly by city, operator, and fuel mix. If no site-specific EF is supplied, use the legacy UK-ratio fallback (see Edge Cases).
District Cooling kgCO₂e/kWh country-specific Same base-year lookup as District Heating, then held flat. Legacy CRREM tools applied the DH base-year fallback to DC. From v1.1 the DC factor stays at its Reporting_Year value through 2050 rather than declining with the grid. Site-specific preferred where available.
Biomass kgCO₂e/kWh constant Single value per carrier. Typically low or zero depending on CRREM dataset treatment.
Other_Fuels kgCO₂e/kWh constant Single value per carrier (coal, LPG, etc). Combustion-based.
Renew_Consumed kgCO₂e/kWh hard-coded EF = 0 by definition. Included in energy for EUI purposes; zero carbon contribution by construction.
STEP 04
Carbon intensity
Multiply consumption by emission factors, sum, apply the grid-export credit, divide by GIA.
#asset-4

Multiply each carrier's consumption by its emission factor, sum to a gross total, apply the grid export credit, divide by GIA. The export credit is capped at grid electricity emissions — surplus solar cannot offset gas, oil, or district heating.

Output Unit Role Formula & description
4.1 Per-carrier emissions
One row per carrier. Each multiplies consumption by its EF from Step 3.
CO2_Elec kgCO₂e/yr intermediate Grid electricity emissions. CO2_Elec = Elec_Grid × EF_Electricity(country, Reporting_Year)
CO2_Gas kgCO₂e/yr intermediate Natural gas emissions. CO2_Gas = Gas × EF_Gas
CO2_Oil kgCO₂e/yr intermediate CO2_Oil = Oil × EF_Oil
CO2_DH kgCO₂e/yr intermediate CO2_DH = District_Heating × EF_DH Use site-specific EF where available. Legacy fallback: EF_DH(country, t) = 0.20431 × EF_Grid(country, t) / EF_Grid(UK, 2020). See Edge Cases.
CO2_DC kgCO₂e/yr intermediate CO2_DC = District_Cooling × EF_DC
CO2_Biomass kgCO₂e/yr intermediate CO2_Biomass = Biomass × EF_Biomass
CO2_Other kgCO₂e/yr intermediate CO2_Other = Other_Fuels × EF_Other
CO2_Renew kgCO₂e/yr intermediate CO2_Renew = Renew_Consumed × 0 # always zero; included for audit trail
Total_CO2 kgCO₂e/yr intermediate Gross emissions before grid export credit. Total_CO2 = SUM(CO2_Elec : CO2_Renew)
4.2 Grid export credit
Capped at grid electricity emissions — cannot offset other carriers.
Raw_Export_Credit kgCO₂e/yr intermediate Uncapped credit for exported renewable electricity. Raw_Export_Credit = Renew_Exported × EF_Electricity
Max_Credit kgCO₂e/yr intermediate Ceiling: credit cannot exceed grid electricity emissions. Max_Credit = Elec_Grid × EF_Electricity
Grid_Export_Credit kgCO₂e/yr critical Actual credit applied. You cannot offset gas, oil, or district heating emissions with surplus solar export. Grid_Export_Credit = MIN(Raw_Export_Credit, Max_Credit)
4.3 Net carbon & intensity
Final asset-level outputs.
Net_CO2 kgCO₂e/yr intermediate Net_CO2 = Total_CO2Grid_Export_Credit
Carbon_Intensity kgCO₂e/m²/yr key output Asset-level carbon intensity. Carbon_Intensity = Net_CO2 / GIA Compared against the CRREM CO₂ pathway to produce CO2_Misalignment_Year in Step 6.
STEP 05
Pathway selection
Resolve the CRREM region from country (and postal code), then fetch the year-by-year CO₂ and EUI pathways.
#asset-5

Resolve the CRREM region from Country (+ Postal_Code for USA, CAN, AUS), then INDEX/MATCH against the Pathways dataset on CRREM_Region × Property_Type to retrieve year-by-year CO₂ and EUI pathway budgets from 2020 to 2050. The full 4-step resolution procedure — including worked examples for USA, Canada, and Australia — is in the Pathway Resolution section below.

arrow_downward See Pathway Resolution — 4-step lookup procedure with worked examples for sub-national regions.
Output Unit Role Formula & description
5.1 Pathway lookup
Applies to single-use assets and each constituent of mixed-use assets.
CRREM_Region intermediate For most countries, equals Country. For USA / CAN / AUS, resolved from Postal_Code via the ZIP Code Lookup table. Examples — USA ZIP 10005 → NYSTc_Mixed mild_4A · CAN FSA T2P → Alberta · AUS Postcode 2170 → NCC Zone 6.
CO2_Pathway(t) kgCO₂e/m²/yr key output Year-by-year CO₂ budget from 2020 to 2050 for this asset. CO2_Pathway(t) = INDEX/MATCH(Pathways, CRREM_Region & Property_Type, year=t)
EUI_Pathway(t) kWh/m²/yr key output Year-by-year EUI budget. Same lookup, separate sheet.
5.2 Mixed-use blending
For Property_Type = Mixed Use only. Compute a floor-area-weighted blend per year — component pathways decline at different rates.
Blended_CO2_Pathway(t) kgCO₂e/m²/yr critical Blended_CO2_Pathway(t) = SUM( MU_Pct[i] × Pathway_CO2(Country, Type[i], t) ) # for every year t separately Example: 70% Office / 30% Retail → 0.70 × Pathway_CO2(Country, "Office", 2030) + 0.30 × Pathway_CO2(Country, "Retail High Street", 2030).
Blended_EUI_Pathway(t) kWh/m²/yr critical Same weighting logic applied to EUI pathways. Blended_EUI_Pathway(t) = SUM( MU_Pct[i] × Pathway_EUI(Country, Type[i], t) )
STEP 06
Misalignment year
Project to 2050 under a no-retrofit baseline. The first year each curve crosses its pathway is the misalignment year.
#asset-6

Project forward from Reporting_Year to 2050 under the no-retrofit baseline (flat energy demand, declining grid EFs) and find the first year each intensity curve crosses its pathway budget. Two key outputs: CO2_Misalignment_Year and EUI_Misalignment_Year.

Energy consumption
Held constant at the Reporting_Year value (no retrofit).EUI stays flat 2020–2050.
Grid electricity EF
Declines annually per the Emission Factors dataset.Carbon intensity falls even without building-level changes.
All other EFs
Remain constant.Exception: DH/DC legacy fallback tracks the grid trajectory (see Edge Cases).
Output Unit Role Formula & description
6.1 Forward projection (no-retrofit baseline)
Recompute each year separately using that year's grid EF.
Carbon_Intensity(t) kgCO₂e/m²/yr intermediate Projected asset carbon intensity for year t. for t in range(Reporting_Year, 2051): CO2(t) = Elec_Grid × EF_Elec(t) + Gas × EF_Gas + ... + Renew_Consumed × 0 Grid_Export_Credit(t) = MIN(Renew_Exported × EF_Elec(t), Elec_Grid × EF_Elec(t)) Carbon_Intensity(t) = (CO2(t) − Grid_Export_Credit(t)) / GIA
EUI(t) kWh/m²/yr intermediate Flat demand: EUI(t) = Total_Energy / GIA for all t. Climate-adjusted variant below is optional — triggered by supplying HDD/CDD projections.
6.1a Optional · climate-adjusted EUI (HDD/CDD)
Replaces the flat-demand assumption when HDD/CDD projections are supplied. Uses baseline HDD/CDD at the asset location and a projected time series under a chosen SSP scenario.
HDD_Ratio(t) ratio optional HDD_Ratio(t) = HDD(t, scenario) / HDD_Base If HDD_Base = 0 (no heating climate), set ratio to 0.
CDD_Ratio(t) ratio optional CDD_Ratio(t) = CDD(t, scenario) / CDD_Base
Total_Energy(t) kWh/yr optional Climate-adjusted total energy. Scales heating and cooling shares independently; baseload remains flat. Total_Energy(t) = Energy_Heating × HDD_Ratio(t) + Energy_Cooling × CDD_Ratio(t) + Energy_Baseload # Energy_Baseload = Total_Energy − Energy_Heating − Energy_Cooling
6.2 Identifying the misalignment year
Loop forward and find the first crossing. Report "Beyond 2050" if no crossing occurs.
CO2_Misalignment_Year year key output First year the asset's projected carbon intensity exceeds its declining CRREM CO₂ pathway. CO2_Misalignment_Year = first t where Carbon_Intensity(t) > CO2_Pathway(t) Report Reporting_Year if already misaligned, or "Beyond 2050" if no crossing.
EUI_Misalignment_Year year key output First year EUI(t) exceeds EUI_Pathway(t). EUI_Misalignment_Year = first t where EUI(t) > EUI_Pathway(t)
STEP 01
Assemble asset-level results
Collect each asset’s key outputs and full pathway time series.
#portfolio-1

Collect these fields from each asset's completed asset-level assessment. Every portfolio asset must have a full asset-level result including its year-by-year pathway time series. Portfolio aggregation is GIA-weighted — GAV is optional and not used in the weighted outputs.

Field Unit Source Description
Asset metadata
Carried forward from the asset input.
Asset_ID asset step 1 Unique identifier per asset. Must match the asset-level output.
Asset_Name asset step 1 Free-text label.
GIA asset step 1 Gross Internal Area. Weighting denominator for every portfolio metric. Must be > 0.
Performance metrics
Asset-level outputs that get GIA-weighted into portfolio metrics.
Carbon_Intensity kgCO₂e/m²/yr asset step 4 Net carbon intensity per asset (= Net_CO2 / GIA).
EUI kWh/m²/yr asset step 2 Energy Use Intensity per asset.
Pathways (full time series)
Year-by-year, 2020 to 2050, per asset. For mixed-use assets: the blended pathway.
CO2_Pathway(t) kgCO₂e/m²/yr asset step 5 Full CRREM CO₂ pathway for this asset. Country/region × property type specific.
EUI_Pathway(t) kWh/m²/yr asset step 5 Full CRREM EUI pathway. Same resolution as CO₂.
Optional / reference
Not used in GIA-weighted aggregation.
GAV currency optional Gross Asset Value. Only include if performing a separate money-weighted aggregation.
CRREM_Region reference CRREM region resolved during asset-level Step 5. Carried for cross-check / reporting. Not directly used in weighting.
STEP 02
GIA-weighted aggregation
GIA-weight asset metrics into a reporting-year snapshot and a full forward projection.
#portfolio-2

Weight each asset's performance by its share of total portfolio floor area. Larger assets pull the portfolio metric toward their performance. Produces a reporting-year snapshot (2.2) and a full time series from Reporting_Year to 2050 (2.3).

Output Unit Role Formula & description
2.1 GIA weights
Floor-area share per asset. Weights must sum to 100%.
Total_GIA intermediate Total_GIA = SUM(GIAj) # for all assets j in portfolio
GIA_Weightj % intermediate Floor-area share per asset. GIA_Weightj = GIAj / Total_GIA
2.2 Reporting-year snapshot
Single-value portfolio metrics for the reporting year.
Portfolio_Carbon_Intensity kgCO₂e/m²/yr key output GIA-weighted average carbon intensity. Portfolio_Carbon_Intensity = SUM( GIA_Weightj × Carbon_Intensityj ) Mathematically equivalent to SUM(Net_CO2j) / SUM(GIAj).
Portfolio_EUI kWh/m²/yr key output Portfolio_EUI = SUM( GIA_Weightj × EUIj )
2.3 Forward projection
One value per year, Reporting_Year to 2050. Uses each asset's projected Carbon_Intensity(t) and EUI(t) from Asset Step 6.
Portfolio_Carbon_Intensity(t) kgCO₂e/m²/yr key output Portfolio_Carbon_Intensity(t) = SUM( GIA_Weightj × Carbon_Intensityj(t) ) # for each t in Reporting_Year..2050 Full time series. Declines because grid EFs decline in Asset Step 6.
Portfolio_EUI(t) kWh/m²/yr key output Default: flat from reporting year (no-retrofit baseline). Portfolio_EUI(t) = SUM( GIA_Weightj × EUIj(t) ) Climate-adjusted variant when asset-level Step 6.1a is used.
STEP 03
Weighted portfolio CRREM pathway
GIA-weight each asset’s CRREM pathway into a portfolio-level pathway, year by year.
#portfolio-3

Apply the same GIA weights from Step 2.1 to each asset's individual CRREM pathway, year by year from 2020 to 2050. The output is a full time series — not a single number — that serves as the benchmark against which portfolio performance is compared in Step 4.

Output Unit Role Formula & description
Portfolio_CO2_Pathway(t) kgCO₂e/m²/yr key output GIA-weighted average of each asset's CRREM CO₂ pathway, computed per year. Portfolio_CO2_Pathway(t) = SUM( GIA_Weightj × CO2_Pathwayj(t) ) # for each t in 2020..2050 Declines year by year. Not a single value — a full trajectory.
Portfolio_EUI_Pathway(t) kWh/m²/yr key output Same logic for the EUI pathway. Portfolio_EUI_Pathway(t) = SUM( GIA_Weightj × EUI_Pathwayj(t) )
STEP 04
Compare against the pathway
Find the first year portfolio intensity crosses its weighted pathway.
#portfolio-4

Loop forward through the projected portfolio trajectories from Step 2.3 and compare against the weighted pathway from Step 3. The first crossing year is the portfolio misalignment year. The reporting-year snapshot (2.2) tells you where the portfolio stands today; misalignment year tells you when, under no-retrofit assumptions, it falls behind the pathway.

Output Unit Role Formula & description
Portfolio_CO2_Misalignment_Year year key output First year the portfolio's projected carbon intensity exceeds its declining weighted CO₂ pathway. Portfolio_CO2_Misalignment_Year = first t where Portfolio_Carbon_Intensity(t) > Portfolio_CO2_Pathway(t) Report Reporting_Year if already misaligned, or "Beyond 2050" if no crossing.
Portfolio_EUI_Misalignment_Year year key output First year portfolio EUI exceeds the weighted EUI pathway. Portfolio_EUI_Misalignment_Year = first t where Portfolio_EUI(t) > Portfolio_EUI_Pathway(t)
Pathway resolution

Step 5 · resolving the CRREM region

For most countries, CRREM_Region equals the country code. For USA, Canada, and Australia, CRREM_Region is sub-national and a ZIP Code Lookup is required. This is the one calculation step that depends on an external lookup table.

01
Read Country
From asset input. Starting point for resolution.
02
Check sub-national split
If USA, CAN, or AUS → lookup. Otherwise: CRREM_Region = Country.
03
Resolve postal code
Lookup Postal_Code in the external lookup table.
04
Select pathway row
INDEX/MATCH CRREM_Region + Property_Type in Pathways dataset.
USA · eGRID subregion + climate zone
ZIP 10005NYSTc_Mixed mild_4A
Canada · province-level
FSA T2PAlberta
Australia · NCC climate zone
Postcode 2170NCC Zone 6
Edge cases

Rules that change the answer

Four methodology rules and one optional extension. Miss any of these and the resulting assessment will disagree with the reference implementations.

Critical constraint

Grid export credit cap

Credit for exported on-site renewables is capped at grid electricity emissions. You cannot offset gas, oil, or district heating emissions with surplus solar export.

# In Step 4 Grid_Export_Credit = MIN( Renew_Exported × EF_Elec, Elec_Grid × EF_Elec )
Critical constraint

Mixed-use pathway blending

For mixed-use buildings there is no single pathway row. Compute a floor-area-weighted blend of the per-use pathways, separately for every year from 2020 to 2050.

# For each year t separately Blended_Pathway(t) = Σ MU_Pct[i] × Pathway(Country, Type[i], t)
Behavior rule

Renew_Consumed included in EUI, though has a CO₂ emission factor of zero

On-site renewables consumed on-site are real energy consumption and are included in Total_Energy. Their emission factor is 0, so they do not affect Carbon_Intensity. This asymmetry is by design.

Legacy fallback

District heating/cooling EF (pre-site-specific)

If no site-specific EF is supplied, the legacy fallback scales the UK default (0.20431) against the local grid trajectory:

EF_DH(country, t) = 0.20431 × EF_Grid(country, t) / EF_Grid(UK, 2020)
Optional extension · Step 6.1a

Climate-adjusted EUI projection (HDD/CDD)

Default is flat demand. If HDD/CDD projections are supplied, scale heating and cooling shares of energy separately:

Total_Energy(t) = Energy_Heating × HDD_Ratio(t) + Energy_Cooling × CDD_Ratio(t) + Energy_Baseload
Behavior rule

Forward projection basis

Energy demand held constant. Grid EFs decline annually per the Emission Factors dataset. All other EFs are constant (exception: DH/DC legacy fallback follows the grid trajectory). This produces a year-by-year declining Carbon_Intensity curve even without retrofits.

Validation

Test against the reference implementations

A tool that follows this Blueprint should reproduce the outputs of the four worked examples exactly. Use them as regression-test fixtures.

function

Four asset examples + one portfolio, full calculation traces

Midtown Tower · Pacific Plaza Mall · Northgate Quarter · Eastfield Logistics. Inputs and expected outputs for every step. Same Excel workbook as this Blueprint.

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