Know Your Carbon Footprint
Footprint Energy can assist with managing your carbon footprint through measuring the total greenhouse gas emissions created by your organisation, event, service or product. These emissions occur in direct or indirect ways.
Footprint Energy conducts:
The carbon footprint is measured in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent or commonly known acronym 'tCO2e'. One of the outcomes of undertaking 'carbon footprinting and accounting' is the initial identification of baseline usage, benchmarking against other similar businesses and organisations, and establishing goals with future targets to make improvements.
Sustainability Reporting includes the presentation of energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, water use and waste generation information. Footprint assists our clients with creating 'sustainability reports' for business operations.
As of 1 January 2025, sustainability reporting is now mandatory aspect for large businesses and financial institutions.
Australia has recently introduced mandatory sustainability reporting for large businesses and financial institutions. The new rules require very large businesses and financial institutions to provide more information about their material financial risks and opportunities relating to climate change to their investors and lenders.
The new requirements commenced for the largest entities for financial years beginning on or after 1 January 2025 and will gradually apply to other large companies and financial institutions over time.
Climate-related financial disclosures will be included in the sustainability report alongside the financial report and directors report and will contain information on climate-related governance, risk management, strategy and metrics, and targets.
Source: ASIC
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Footprint Energy can assist with managing your carbon footprint through measuring the total greenhouse gas emissions created by your organisation, event, service or product. These emissions occur in direct or indirect ways.
Footprint Energy conducts:
- Scope 1 (direct)
- Scope 2 (indirect)
- Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions reports
- Monitoring (or tracking) of energy and following the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG) standards.
The carbon footprint is measured in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent or commonly known acronym 'tCO2e'. One of the outcomes of undertaking 'carbon footprinting and accounting' is the initial identification of baseline usage, benchmarking against other similar businesses and organisations, and establishing goals with future targets to make improvements.
Sustainability Reporting includes the presentation of energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, water use and waste generation information. Footprint assists our clients with creating 'sustainability reports' for business operations.
As of 1 January 2025, sustainability reporting is now mandatory aspect for large businesses and financial institutions.
Australia has recently introduced mandatory sustainability reporting for large businesses and financial institutions. The new rules require very large businesses and financial institutions to provide more information about their material financial risks and opportunities relating to climate change to their investors and lenders.
The new requirements commenced for the largest entities for financial years beginning on or after 1 January 2025 and will gradually apply to other large companies and financial institutions over time.
Climate-related financial disclosures will be included in the sustainability report alongside the financial report and directors report and will contain information on climate-related governance, risk management, strategy and metrics, and targets.
Source: ASIC
Contact Us for more information.
