Webinar about reuse in real estate

The Hidden Millions in Your Storage Rooms

A 45-minute masterclass on turning waste into savings

Swedish housing company Tunabyggen has saved over €500,000 and avoided 85 tonnes of CO₂e in less than two years. This isn't theory. It's documented results from organisations that stopped throwing away value.

In this webinar, we'll show you exactly how they did it, and how to calculate what reuse could be worth for your organisation.

Agenda

1. The cost of doing nothing A housing company with 5,000 units loses roughly €200,000 annually in unnecessary purchases — fridges, stoves, and doors discarded years before end of life. We'll show you how to calculate your own number in five minutes.
2. From chaos to operational in 8 weeks The exact steps from cluttered storage rooms to a functioning reuse hub. What to prioritise, what to skip, and where most organisations get stuck.
3. Reuse with Palats
4. It usually starts either with a project, like a move or a refit, or with an inventory of existing materials left in storages.
5. When that first inventory has been completed Palats shows the value in both money and CO₂e of those materials.
6. Next step is to start circulating them internally to start saving money and CO₂e.
7. Once the internal reuse operations are up and running it is time to start looking at reuse clusters to connect with more materials through other organisations.
8. Why internal first Starting with regional clusters sounds ambitious, but the real savings come from getting your own house in order. We'll explain the logic — and when external collaboration actually makes sense.
9. Live demo See how an inventory works in practice, and how Palats turns a pile of old appliances into a searchable catalogue with real-time value tracking.

4. Q&A

Ask your reuse and implementation questions

Who should attend

• Real estate owners and developers
• Municipalities and public property managers
• Universities and large organisations with multiple facilities
• Sustainability, facility and asset managers

Language: English

Cost: Free