Measuring and managing carbon emissions is no longer optional. With Australia’s new sustainability reporting framework and growing stakeholder expectations, organisations need robust, transparent and credible approaches to carbon accounting.
We help organisations quantify, understand and report their carbon footprint, from mandatory greenhouse gas (GHG) disclosures to voluntary sustainability initiatives.
Why carbon accounting matters
Carbon accounting is crucial for organisations as it ensures compliance with regulations such as mandatory reporting under AASB S2, which calls for transparent and credible disclosure of Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions. It also meets the growing expectations of investors and customers, who increasingly demand trustworthy information about carbon footprints and climate strategies.
By providing valuable carbon data, organisations can pinpoint inefficiencies and identify cost-saving opportunities within their operations and supply chains. Robust carbon accounting forms the foundation for effective net zero strategies, supports access to green financing and strengthens competitive positioning in the market.
