Net Zero in Focus: Corporate Australia’s Approach to Tackling Building Energy Efficiency

In light of COP26, there is probably no better time to be discussing net-zero commitments. Climate change in Australia has been the subject of debate for some time now.

But whilst the Australian Government has been at the receiving end of much scepticism around their climate policy and priorities, we are seeing corporate organisations race ahead to drive significant reductions in their carbon footprint.

The Business Council of Australia and Deloitte Access Economics have unveiled a technology fuelled roadmap that estimates that if every sector of the economy played a role, the economy could grow by $890 billion in the 50 years to 2070. Predictive modelling also indicated that a modest 195,000 jobs would be created over the next 50 years, and the bulk of these economic dividends would be realised in the regions.

It is time for Corporate Australia is taking a strong stance on carbon emission reduction initiatives. So how can you get involved?

This report will showcase these leading initiatives and how transforming your building environment and operations can drive significant results. We will explore examples organisations who are transitioning towards more renewable sources as well as leveraging data insights and reporting to identify opportunities in performance improvements across large portfolios of energy inefficient assets.

Talking points in our report include:

• Exploring the economic, social and legislative drivers towards achieving net zero.
• Key Considerations for assessing your carbon footprint and net-zero roll out.
• Measuring your building performance to drive energy efficiency across your building portfolio
• Net-Zero MUST HAVES
• Case Study examples by the Australian National University and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.