Environmental Monitoring
Energy consumption. Electricity, gas, and fuel usage from all sources.
Waste. Volume and type of waste produced, and how it is managed (landfill, recycling, composting).
Water usage. Monitoring water consumption is crucial especially in a world of increasing scarcity.
Building operations. Energy efficiency of buildings, including heating, cooling, and lighting systems.
Transport and logistics. Company fleets, supply chain activities, and employee commuting.
Supply chain emissions. (Scope 3) covers all indirect emissions from a company's value chain, both upstream and downstream.
From Adaption to Advantage
Environmental monitoring is the foundational step in any effective climate adaptation strategy. By systematically collecting and analysing data on energy, waste, water, and other key environmental factors, we help you establish a clear and accurate baseline of your organisation's current impact.
This crucial information is not only essential for meeting internal and external reporting guidelines but also provides the intelligence needed to identify vulnerabilities and mitigate risks before they escalate. It transforms vague climate concerns into actionable insights, enabling you to make informed decisions and build a robust, resilient future.
Monitoring to reduce costs and boosting revenues
Environmental monitoring provides the crucial data needed to not only meet compliance requirements but also to identify inefficiencies and reduce operational costs. By precisely tracking energy consumption, water usage, and waste generation, you can pinpoint areas of waste and implement targeted efficiency measures that lead to significant savings.
This same data also unlocks new revenue streams. Accurate monitoring of emissions and resource savings is the foundation for developing accredited carbon credit projects, allowing companies and governments to monetise their decarbonisation efforts and turn environmental responsibility into a valuable business asset.
Our Work Aligns with International Best Practice Auditing, Accounting & Sustainability Disclosure Standards including;
ISO Standards
Australian Government’s Climate Active Program
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
United Nations Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
Australian Government’s Emissions Reduction Fund
IFRS
Beyond Compliance: Future-Proof Your Business with a Proactive Climate Strategy.
Meeting your sustainability obligations isn’t just about compliance – it’s also good for business.
Progressive companies can reap a host of benefits for showing leadership in becoming net zero - including reducing risk, lowering operational costs, gaining a competitive advantage, and accessing new markets and revenue sources.
Want to learn more about how we to incorporate climate into your environmental compliance framework? Get in touch.