Measure your carbon footprint and unlock a clear path towards net zero
Taking meaningful climate action begins with understanding your business’s environmental footprint. Measuring greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions provides the essential foundation for developing effective sustainability strategies.
We partner with organisations across industries and of all sizes to quantify emissions and identify practical steps towards reducing emissions.
Why Australian Businesses Need to Conduct a Carbon Footprint Assessment
Measuring your carbon footprint supports compliance with the Safeguard Mechanism, upcoming mandatory climate disclosures (ISSB standards, 2025–26), and growing supply chain reporting requirements for government and corporate clients.
A carbon footprint acts as a diagnostic tool to identify energy, transport, and resource inefficiencies. By targeting high-emission areas, businesses can cut energy costs, optimise operations, and improve resilience amid rising costs.
Leading companies and investors now demand credible emissions data. Measuring your carbon footprint supports Scope 3 reporting, strengthens ESG performance, and ensures your business meets supply chain and investment requirements.
Measuring your carbon footprint is the first step toward net zero. It enables target setting, guides investment and infrastructure decisions, and supports strategic planning in Australia’s carbon-constrained economy.
Carbon Strategies Tailored to Your Business
Our experienced Carbon Advisors will guide you through the entire process—from measurement to management of your emissions. By pinpointing your most significant impact areas, we provide actionable insights that help you align sustainability ambitions with broader business objectives. This enables you to act with confidence, credibility, and purpose.
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Mandatory Climate Risk Reporting
Australia has introduced mandatory climate-related financial disclosures, aligning with the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) framework. Rolling out from 2025–26, the requirements will first apply to large listed entities and financial institutions, before expanding to medium-sized companies.
These disclosures will require credible data on greenhouse gas emissions, climate risks, and governance responses to be included within financial reports. For sustainability consultants, this marks a pivotal opportunity to guide clients in building robust measurement systems, assessing risks, and embedding climate accountability into core business strategy.
Estimate Your Carbon Footprint Online
Start with our easy-to-use online calculator to get an initial estimate of your emissions. From there, our experts can help you validate results, uncover opportunities for reduction, and set a clear pathway toward achieving your sustainability goals. With reliable data and actionable insights, you can make informed decisions that drive both environmental and business value.
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To discuss your specific needs and develop a tailored strategy to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape with confidence.