Carbon Emission Management

This service provides the following benefits to our existing customers:

  • Reduced Operational Cost
  • Providing Company Compliance
  • Improved Operational Control
  • Strategy for Corporate Social Responsibility

How is a Carbon Audit Conducted?

A survey is conducted of the transportation and inventory transactions in your business’ logistics operations. This analysis identifies the GHG activities of the company; typical fuel consumption, electricity consumption, fugitive emissions from cold storage, waste generated that goes to landfill and any unique emissions by industry type.

The survey is carried out over one day for one facility operations, with additional facilities quoted as an option and gathers information required to create the carbon audit report, such as fuel levy returns, vehicle kilometres travelled, electricity bills, refrigerant gas usage, waste tonnage, vehicle type, warehouse lighting type, warehouse operations, transportation routing and contractor utilisation.

What is the Outcome of a Carbon Audit?

Reduced Operational Cost – Identification of ‘hotspots’ on reducing energy, fuel and operations costs that results in reducing GHG emissions and subsequently strengthening the company’s market position;

Improved Customer Service – An auditable template for a ‘Carbon Invoice’ for customers mandatory or voluntary GHG reporting;

Providing Company Compliance – A baseline report for compliance with National Greenhouse Gas Energy Reporting (NGER)  legislation, emission trading schemes (CPRS) and voluntary offset standards;

Improved Operational Control – A platform to ensure consistent reporting of GHG activities of company and ‘Contractor’ assets under the operational control of the company; and

Strategy for Corporate Social Responsibility – A basis for improving accountability to customer, company stakeholders, employees and contractors by the deployment of robust creditable Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy.