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If it’s climate-related, we can help

Whether you're just starting out or have an established framework in place, we provide tailored support to meet your climate disclosure needs.

Our services are designed to help organisations at every stage of their journey—whether you require comprehensive, end-to-end solutions or targeted assistance with specific challenges. From strategy development and governance to carbon accounting and reporting, we work with you to ensure your climate disclosures are accurate, credible, and aligned with the latest standards.
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Solutions
We provide end-to-end solutions for all your climate reporting needs.
Planning

Prepare for climate-related disclosures

The first step is clarifying your reporting obligations, taking stock of where you are, and planning how to close the gap

  • Briefing sessions

    Training and information sessions to upskill your board, executive and other stakeholders in mandatory climate-related financial disclosures and related topics

  • Climate reporting strategy

    Clarify what you're trying to achieve, how it fits with your broader corporate strategy, and increase buy-in across the organisation

  • Gap assessments

    Detailed assessments of your readiness to report or, if you've already produced a climate report, what gaps need to be filled to meet legal requirements and stakeholder expectations

  • Roadmaps

    Step-by-step plans to publish your first AASB S2 aligned sustainability report, leaving sufficient time to conduct analysis and achieve buy-in from key stakeholders
Governance

Establish climate reporting governance

Before diving into analysis, it's important to first establish fit-for-purpose governance structures

  • Governance reviews

    Clarify what you're trying to achieve, how it fits with your broader corporate strategy, and increase buy-in across the organisation

  • Executive training

    Training and information sessions to ensure those responsible and accountable for climate-reporting have the knowledge and skills required by AASB S2

  • Internal carbon price

    Identify what type of carbon price is right for your organisation and implement the policies and procedures necessary to embed it within your operations
Risk Management

Manage climate risks and opportunities

Identifying and assessing climate-related risks and opportunities constitutes the foundation of mandatory sustainability reporting

  • Climate-related risk and opportunity assessments

    Identify your climate-related risks and opportunities with a rigorous and documented process that feeds into your enterprise risk register

  • Scenario analysis

    Conduct AASB S2 aligned climate scenario analysis to identify the impacts of climate-related risks and opportunities on your business in the short, medium and long term

  • Physical risk modelling

    Assess the physical impact of climate change under high-warming scenarios on buildings, infrastructure and other critical assets

  • Financial quantification

    Estimate the potential impact of climate risks and opportunities on your financial position, financial performance and cash flow
Carbon accounting

Measure greenhouse gas emissions

Measuring your carbon footprint is a key reporting requirement and underpins transition planning

  • Scope 1 & 2

    Measure your emissions in compliance with the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Scheme (NGERS) or the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHGP)

  • Scope 3

    Develop a GHGP-aligned scope 3 emissions inventory that strikes the right balance between accuracy and cost effectiveness

  • Financed and insured emissions

    Measure your financed and insurance-associated emissions in line with guidance released by the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF)

  • Land sector and removals

    Estimate emissions from land use, biogenic products, carbon dioxide removal and related activities in line with the GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals (LSR) Guidance
Decarbonisation

Set targets and establish a transition plan

Stakeholders expect companies to have a plan to reduce their emissions, which needs to be document to meet audit requirements

  • Target setting

    Set science aligned targets that balance stakeholder expectations with shareholder returns and, if appropriate, achieve Science-based Targets Initiative (SBTi) validation

  • Marginal abatement cost curves

    Develop a marginal abatement cost (MAC) curve to identify the most cost-effective emissions reduction initiatives and acheive buy-in from decision-makers

  • Decarbonisation roadmaps

    Identify who needs to do what by when to achieve your emissions reduction targets in an orderly manner, taking into account lead times and operational constraints

  • Business case development

    Identify the financial and operational implications of abatement levers and build a robust business case for securing the necessary support
Reporting

Produce public reports and internal documentation

Many companies are now required to publish sustainability reports, and many will choose to produce a separate transition plan

  • Sustainability reports

    Prepare a sustainability report for inclusion in your annual reporting suite that aligns with the requirements of the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS)

  • Climate Transition Action Plans

    Develop internal transition plans that meet AASB S2 requirements or public reports that align with international standards such as the Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) Disclosure Framework