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ASRS is coming. Are you ready to lead? In our latest blog, Nick Ross, our highly experienced Carbon Consultant, shares insights on ASRS compliance, tackling Scope 3 emissions, and why getting started early is essential for a smooth transition. From the value of robust reporting systems to the urgency of engaging your supply chain, Nick provides actionable advice to help your business stay ahead. Get ready to lead in this new era of sustainability. 👇 https://hubs.ly/Q02X1XDK0

Before BraveGen, Port Marlborough NZ Ltd was fighting with spreadsheets to manage their carbon reporting. Now, with dedicated software, they've been able to cut their GHG emissions by 8% in just 6 months. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q02Wz0_V0

Naylor Love has a complete overview of their carbon footprint, from overall emissions across the entire business and supply chain, down to individual vehicles. Here's how: https://hubs.ly/Q02WfR-H0

The Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) are set to redefine how companies disclose their environmental impact. Developed by the Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB), ASRS aims to make sustainability reporting transparent, consistent, and actionable. 💼 This means over 6,000 businesses will soon need to report on climate risks, transition strategies, and their Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. The goal? To empower investors, stakeholders, and companies to make informed, sustainable decisions for a low-carbon future. At the recent AER Summit 2024, we dove into the critical elements of these standards and their regulatory impact. Ready to see how ASRS will affect your business? Head to the BraveGen Academy for the full breakdown and start preparing today. https://hubs.ly/Q02Wp2_b0 #ASRS #AustraliaSustainabilityReporting #AASB

Naylor Love ditched the spreadsheets and adopted a better, faster, and more accurate carbon reporting process with BraveGen. Here's how: https://hubs.ly/Q02WfSdv0 Jennie Watkins

🌏 Day 2 at #AERSummit is here, and we're ready for action! We’re excited to continue the momentum with inspiring discussions on building resilient, nature-positive strategies for climate action. The conversations at the summit are clear: it’s time to move forward, even if it’s not perfect. "Don’t let perfect be the enemy of the good." - A mantra echoed by speakers here. The message? Start now, improve continuously, and push for lasting impact. A major highlight? Minister for Climate, Chris Bowen MP, acknowledgment that climate and nature must be tackled together – a huge step toward smarter, more impactful policies like Nature-based Solutions for risk mitigation and adaptation. Swing by the BraveGen booth to chat with us about how we can help drive sustainability forward together. Let’s make change happen! Carbon Market Institute (CMI) Maddie Sheard, Daniel Tomlinson, Nick Ross, Will Smith, Taz Fernando #AERSummit #CarbonMarketInstitute #Sustainability #ClimateAction #NatureBasedSolutions #ASRS #ESG

Inspiring conversations over breakfast in Melbourne... Kicking off this year's #AERSummit in Melbourne with an insightful networking breakfast panel, BraveGen's carbon consultant, Nick Ross, led a spirited discussion on “How ESG Leadership is Driving Decarbonisation.” This opening session gathered some of Australia’s leading minds in sustainability and governance, igniting conversations around the critical role of robust reporting and governance in achieving decarbonisation goals. Here’s what we took away from the panel: 1️⃣ Upcoming reporting standards: With mandatory sustainability reporting in Australia coming into effect on January 1, 2025, organisations must raise their governance frameworks to ensure accuracy, transparency, and avoidance of greenwashing. As Rosemary Bissett, Head of Sustainability Governance & Risk at NAB, emphasised aligning these standards with financial reporting practices is crucial. 2️⃣ Transparency & compliance in climate action: Cameron Ginn, Environment & Quality Manager - Construction at Fulton Hogan, shared insights on the importance of working with diverse suppliers to standardise emissions data. It’s a major challenge, yet vital for driving consistent, industry-wide improvements in emissions reporting. 3️⃣ Building social impact: Hayley Scott, Head of Social Impact at WINC Australia, highlighted the necessity of a step-by-step approach to integrating social agendas alongside decarbonisation goals—starting where you can, progressing, and making an impact over time. The conversation also touched on collaboration within the construction sector, with various stakeholders working together through the Australian Constructors Association (ACA) to establish clear market signals and reporting frameworks. This includes advocating for renewable diesel as a significant solution for reducing emissions across the construction supply chain. Thank you to all speakers and attendees who made this an engaging start to AER Summit 2024! Here’s to a fantastic lineup of sessions, connections, and inspiration for the path ahead. Carbon Market Institute (CMI) #AERSummit2024 #ESG #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #ASRS

#AERSummit is tomorrow! As a proud sponsor, we're excited to kick off the Networking Breakfast at 7:30 AM at Centrepiece, Grand Hall 2 & 3, Melbourne. Join us as our carbon consultant, Nick Ross, leads the panel on "How ESG Leadership is Driving Decarbonisation." With extensive experience in sustainability, Nick will be guiding a discussion with top leaders in the field, including: Cameron Ginn — Environment & Quality Manager, Fulton Hogan Rosemary Bissett — Head of Sustainability Governance & Risk, NAB Hayley Scott — Head of Social Impact, Winc Australia Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn, and drive the future of sustainability forward.

What a fantastic evening catching up with sustainability leaders at the O.G.B Bar in Christchurch. We were honoured to have passionate professionals from different organisations like Christchurch City Council, Christchurch Airport, PGG Wrightson, Ecotricity, Beca, ThinkStep, and our very own BraveGen team. Key conversations focused on sustainability in Christchurch and how we can encourage more catch ups with people involved in the sector. It was a lovely sunny evening full of meaningful connections and future collaborations. 🌞 Big thanks to the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) and our dedicated team for making it happen. Huge shoutout to everyone who joined. 🌱 Deni Archer Tom Land Prashant Kim Tanya Guerin Zak Jones Ian Appleton Michael Anderson Tony Moore Shannon Ball

Construction is making leaps and bounds with its #decarbonisation transition, but requires true industry collaboration to achieve Net Zero supply chains. There are some key learnings here for Sustainability Managers in other sectors, too! #iscconnect #InfrastructureSustainability BraveGen