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Carbonhalo Sustainability Actions

Explains Australia’s climate rules

Carbonhalo has published detailed guides explaining Australia’s mandatory climate reporting rules, including AASB S2 (the climate disclosure standard used by large Australian entities). The material breaks down the four reporting pillars: governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics and targets. It also explains Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, which are direct emissions, purchased energy emissions, and other indirect emissions across the value chain. This content is aimed at helping businesses understand what they need to report and how the rules work.

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Offers audit-ready reporting support

The company says it provides complete climate disclosure reports for businesses that need to meet AASB S2 and IFRS S2 (international climate disclosure standards). Its process includes a baseline emissions assessment, a gap analysis against the reporting framework, and a final disclosure pack for board approval and external assurance. Carbonhalo also says it uses methods such as the GHG Protocol (a common way to measure emissions) and ISO 14064-1 (a standard for greenhouse gas accounting).

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Runs BCAP for small businesses

Carbonhalo’s Business Climate Action Program, or BCAP, is a free carbon accounting and emissions reduction program for eligible small businesses. It measures Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, then creates a personalised action plan that businesses can share with customers, procurement teams, and partners. The program also gives users a verified BCAP badge and a QR code that links to a climate dashboard. This is meant to help smaller businesses show basic climate data without needing a large in-house sustainability team.

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Supports fleet emissions cuts

In one article, Carbonhalo explains how businesses can reduce fleet emissions through route optimisation, driver behaviour monitoring, and better fuel management. The piece links these steps to lower fuel use, better audit trails, and stronger climate reporting. It presents fleet data as useful both for emissions reporting and for day-to-day cost control. The article also discusses how better data can help businesses prepare for future climate disclosure checks and reduce the risk of errors in reporting.

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Publishes reporting framework guides

Carbonhalo has also published educational material on major sustainability reporting frameworks such as GRI (Global Reporting Initiative), SASB (industry-specific disclosure standards), TCFD (climate disclosure guidance), and NGER (Australia’s greenhouse and energy reporting scheme). These guides explain how the frameworks differ and how they can be used together. The content is designed to help businesses choose a reporting approach and avoid repeating the same data work across different standards.

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Works with audit firms

Carbonhalo says it is trusted by auditors and includes quotes from Pitcher Partners praising the quality and completeness of its climate reporting work. The site says its documentation helps make the audit process easier. This suggests the company has already built reporting processes that are designed to fit external review, not just internal use.

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About Carbonhalo

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Industry
  • Environmental Services
  • Country
  • Australia

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