Sensations – Strasbourg (67) France – 9.300 sqm
Bouygues Immobilier – KOZ Architecture, ASP Architecture
Label BBCA Excellence – New Built
© Bouygues immobilier
The LCBI Initiative
The real estate industry accounts for more than a third of global CO2 emissions. To achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, all European countries need to reduce the carbon footprint of new, retrofitted and in-use buildings. Calculating carbon emissions at each stage of a building’s life cycle – construction, operations and end of life – is necessary to quantify the real carbon footprint of real estate.
The Low Carbon Building Initiative (LCBI), launched in 2022, unites major European real-estate stakeholders to promote low carbon buildings and reduce the CO2 emissions of European real estate by half (measured in a Life-Cycle Analysis). LCBI aims to create the first pan-European low carbon label measuring the carbon footprint of real estate based on a Life-Cycle Analysis.
News
Clima ed edilizia: Il lavoro di LCBI per un marchio panUe dell’impronta di carbonio degli immobili
Clima ed edilizia: Il lavoro di LCBI per un marchio panUe dell’impronta di carbonio degli immobili Read full article September, 17th 2025 - Eunews Intervista a Cécile Dap, direttrice di Low Carbon Building Initiative (LCBI), iniziativa creata nel 2022 per sviluppare una certificazione a basse emissioni [...]
LCBI Awards Its First Low-Carbon Labels in Germany and Belgium to The Stack in Munich and Luxia in Brussels
LCBI Awards Its First Low-Carbon Labels in Germany and Belgium to The Stack in Munich and Luxia in Brussels Read full article September, 8th 2025 - Business Wire Two European real estate developments, both developed by AXA IM Alts, effectively open new countries for the Low [...]
LCBI awards its first low-carbon labels in Germany and Belgium to The Stack and Luxia
LCBI awards its first low-carbon labels in Germany and Belgium to The Stack and Luxia Read full press release September, 5th 2025 Two European real estate developments, both developed by AXA IM Alts, effectively open new countries for the Low Carbon Building Initiative (LCBI). Luxia and [...]
Bureau Veritas,
preferred certifier

From Arnaud Regout
President of LCBI Advisory Committee, Chief Investment Officer BPI Real Estate (CFE Group)
President of LCBI Advisory Committee, Chief Investment Officer BPI Real Estate (CFE Group)
Association BBCA
The French association BBCA provides the technical support needed for the initiative.
Timetable
March 2022: LCB Initiative is launched with nine major European real-estate stakeholders as sponsors
April 2022: A scientific Committee is set up to conduct data analysis, benchmarks, and expert reviews across Europe
March 2023: LCBI Methodology is revealed in its first version, V0.1
May to November 2023: Pilot phase – LCBI V0.1 is tested on 16 projects across 7 European countries to gather feedback.
January 2024: Launch of LCBI V1.0, updated thanks to the pilot phase. The LCBI certification scheme for new construction is available in 8 European countries.
September 2024: First LCBI certified buildings
March 2025: Launch of LCBI Logistics project