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Carbonhalo Sustainability Actions

Built AASB S2 reporting support

Carbonhalo has built services around Australia’s mandatory climate reporting rules, especially AASB S2. AASB S2 is the climate disclosure standard that asks companies to report risks, strategy, governance, and emissions data. Carbonhalo says it helps businesses produce board-ready, audit-ready reports that fit these rules. Its materials also explain the reporting groups, timing, and emissions scopes that companies need to track. This shows the brand is actively working in climate compliance rather than only talking about it.

Offers emissions measurement tools

Carbonhalo says it measures greenhouse gas emissions across Scope 1, Scope 2, and sometimes Scope 3. Scope 1 means direct emissions a business controls, Scope 2 means emissions from purchased electricity, and Scope 3 means other emissions in the value chain, such as suppliers or travel. The company says it uses methods linked to the GHG Protocol (a common emissions accounting rulebook) and ISO 14064-1 (an international standard for measuring greenhouse gases). This is a practical action because it gives businesses the data they need before they can report or reduce emissions.

Launched BCAP for small firms

Carbonhalo runs the Business Climate Action Program, or BCAP, for smaller Australian businesses. The program gives them an emissions report, a personalised action plan, and a verified badge with a QR code that links to a climate dashboard. The company says the program is free for eligible small businesses and is meant to help them start climate reporting without needing a large in-house team. It also says the plan can be shared with customers, suppliers, and procurement teams, which suggests the program is designed to support both reporting and commercial relationships.

Uses climate reporting guidance

Carbonhalo publishes detailed guides on ESG and sustainability reporting in Australia. ESG means environmental, social, and governance issues. Its guides explain frameworks such as GRI (Global Reporting Initiative, a widely used sustainability reporting system), SASB (industry-specific disclosure standards), TCFD (a climate disclosure framework), and NGER (Australia’s greenhouse and energy reporting scheme). These guides help businesses understand what to report and how to structure it. That is an action because the company is not only selling software; it is also helping users learn the reporting rules.

Promotes fleet emissions cuts

In one article, Carbonhalo explains how fleet optimisation can lower fuel use and improve climate reporting. Fleet optimisation means using vehicles more efficiently, for example by improving routes or driver behaviour. The company says this can reduce emissions, improve audit trails, and lower operating costs. It also links better fleet data to insurance and financing benefits. This is a real sustainability action because it focuses on cutting emissions from transport, which is often a major source of business pollution.

About Carbonhalo

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Industry
  • Environmental Services
  • Country
  • Australia