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ESG
Our Sustainability Commitment
Walking the Walk
Sustainability isn’t just something we talk about at Smart Commercial Solar—it’s something we actively embed in our operations. As businesses across Australia navigate new mandatory ESG reporting requirements and increased expectations around carbon reduction, we believe that the best way to support our customers is to lead by example.
That means tracking, measuring, and reducing our own emissions—not just selling the idea of sustainability but actively making it a core part of how we operate.
By taking real, accountable steps to track, offset, and reduce our emissions, we’re not just advising others—we’re showing them what’s possible.
Here are the steps we've taken so far in our sustainability journey.
Addressing our Carbon Footprint
For any business serious about sustainability, the first step is understanding its impact. That’s why we’ve committed to accurately tracking and reporting our Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. By taking a data-driven approach, we ensure that our carbon reduction efforts are measurable, meaningful, and continuously improving.
So, what does this look like in practice?
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We currently offset 100 percent of our Scope 1 and 2 emissions, meaning our direct operations are already carbon neutral.
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We’re actively working toward measuring and addressing our Scope 3 emissions, which will involve a deep dive into our supply chain and indirect impact.
- Our published goal is to achieve Net Zero by 2030.
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We have a structured approach to refining our sustainability strategy, ensuring that we aren’t just meeting requirements but setting a high standard for carbon accountability.
By prioritising transparency and ongoing improvement, we can ensure that our sustainability initiatives make a real, lasting impact.
Why Carbon Accounting Matters
For many businesses, carbon accounting is becoming a non-negotiable part of operations. Whether it’s to comply with new ESG reporting requirements, meet stakeholder expectations, or make smarter financial and operational decisions, tracking and managing emissions is now an essential practice.
But it’s about more than just compliance. A clear understanding of emissions allows businesses to:
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Identify opportunities to reduce
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Improve long-term financial planning by
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Demonstrate leadership in sustainability to customers, investors, and employees.
For us, carbon accounting isn’t just about keeping up with regulations—it’s about embedding sustainability into our company culture. By measuring our impact, we can continuously improve and make smarter choices about how we operate.
Learn more about our contributions to a
greener, more inclusive future
