Changes to Global Emissions Reporting and ESG Compliance
There is a growing global expectation for businesses to operate with transparency around sustainability and ethical practices. This has led to the development of international Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting frameworks, placing greater emphasis on emissions transparency and data accuracy.
In Australia, the government has introduced mandatory sustainability reporting for entities that fall under Chapter 2M of the Corporations Act. These new obligations are being phased in from 1 January 2025, and apply based on a range of financial and operational thresholds—including National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) metrics.
While property owners and managers may not be directly affected in the immediate term, many commercial tenants will be, particularly large corporates and national brands. As a result, there is increasing demand for reliable emissions data from landlords to support their statutory ESG reporting.
This shift presents a valuable opportunity for property stakeholders to move beyond basic utility billing and offer emissions reporting as an additional service, strengthening tenant relationships and future-proofing compliance capability.
At EnergyTec, we’re investing in the tools to support this. Our client portal Pharos is the first step in transforming traditional PDF reports into a dynamic, graphical platform. As the portal evolves, it will provide more detailed consumption insights and emissions visibility, powered by accurate submetering and metering infrastructure across sites.
We’re committed to helping clients stay ahead of regulatory change, and to delivering reporting that adds value for both owners and tenants.