The climate issue is one of humanity’s great challenges and SBB bears a responsibility to contribute solutions and to mitigate its climate impact. Properties account for nearly 40 percent of total energy needs in Sweden and energy consumption causes significant CO2 emissions. Accordingly, reducing energy consumption in the properties is a high-priority issue. SBB seeks to act on climate change and has therefore adopted a target of climate positivity throughout the value chain by 2030, with this being an important element in SBB’s promise to build a better society. The action plan for achieving these climate and environment goals includes concrete targets to be achieved in the near future. The target is to reduce the climate impact of our property management by 25 percent by 2025 and by 60 percent by 2030, compared with the base year of 2020. To achieve this, energy consumption in properties under property management must decrease by 5 percent annually in comparable Targets, results and follow-up portfolios. The indirect climate impact (Scope 3) must be reduced by 25 percent by 2025 and by 60 percent by 2030, compared with the base year of 2020. Indirect emissions include new construction projects, for which a targets has been set to decrease emissions per m2 of newly produced GFA. In addition to SBB’s long-term visions and targets, through its sustainability appendix, SBB also imposes requirements in several different areas related to climate and the environment in connection with all new construction.