Building Confidence in a Changing Climate

LVMH Fashion Group partnered with Pangolin to obtain Climate Active Carbon Neutral Certification for its Australian operations.

As one of Australia's first Group 1 AASB S2 reporters, SISAH partnered with Pangolin to achieve Year 1 reporting readiness across all its subsidiaries.

As a NSW state-owned corporation, Hunter Water was an early mover on AASB S2, achieving Year 1 readiness while strengthening climate governance, disclosure and organisational resilience.

Griffith University recognised early action as an opportunity, partnering with Pangolin to deliver an executive ASRS and AASB S2 workshop that strengthened climate governance, and prepared leaders for future climate reporting requirements.

T2 partnered with Pangolin to enhance its greenhouse gas emissions reporting, identify key emissions drivers, and establish a more robust foundation for long‑term sustainability planning.

Ross Hill Wines became the first Australian winery to achieve Climate Active carbon neutral certification across both its operations and products.

Capital Brewing Co became the first Australian brewery to achieve Climate Active carbon neutral certification across both its operations and products.

Frasers Property Australia achieved Climate Active carbon neutral certification, reinforcing its leadership in integrating climate action into property development and operations.

Bickford's reduced its environmental impact through fleet upgrades, water efficiency initiatives and operational improvements, achieving significant resource savings and cost reductions.

Pablo & Rusty's achieved Climate Active carbon neutral certification, building on its Certified B Corporation status and long-standing sustainability commitments.

With_Architecture Studio achieved Climate Active carbon neutral certification while reducing emissions and advancing sustainable design practices across its operations and projects.

Maurice Blackburn has maintained carbon neutrality for more than a decade while embedding sustainability across 34 offices nationwide.

Leichhardt Municipal Council became one of only two NSW councils to achieve Climate Active carbon neutral certification, demonstrating early leadership in local government climate action.

Techno Plas reduced its carbon footprint by 18% while securing $212,740 in grant funding to improve energy efficiency across its manufacturing operations.

Centennial Park reduced waste to landfill by nearly 95% while implementing energy, water and renewable energy initiatives across its operations.

R.M. Williams identified energy savings of approximately 21% per year, alongside more than $66,000 in annual cost savings across its South Australian manufacturing operations.

FB Rice reduced electricity-related emissions while embedding sustainability into workplace operations and pursuing carbon neutrality across its Australian offices.

WestSide Corporation partnered with Pangolin to establish robust NGER reporting systems, governance frameworks and compliance processes across its coal seam gas operations.

Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service strengthened its environmental performance through carbon management, renewable energy and energy efficiency initiatives across its NSW operations.

Church Point Ferry Service introduced a pioneering Green Ticket program, enabling passengers to offset emissions and support Australian reforestation.

Oakhill College partnered with Pangolin to better understand and reduce its environmental impact through greenhouse gas assessments, energy auditing and ongoing sustainability planning.

Pangolin Associates guided Active Super through the Climate Active certification process. Active Super achieved Climate Active carbon neutral certification in May 2020 for the 2018/19 financial year.