Get In Touch

Automated GHG Assessment Page. Scope 1, 2 & 3 Emissions Accounting

Accurate. Efficient. Compliant. Built for Australian Businesses. 

Understanding your greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is no longer optional — it’s a regulatory requirement, a competitive differentiator, and a cornerstone of long-term business resilience. Our automated GHG assessment platform delivers precise Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions accounting for organisations across Australia, from ASX-listed corporations and mining operations to SMEs and government agencies. 

What Are Scope 1, 2 & 3 Emissions?

A complete greenhouse gas inventory requires visibility across all three emission scopes, as defined by the internationally recognised GHG Protocol: 

Scope 1

Direct emissions from sources owned or controlled by your organisation (e.g. fleet vehicles, on-site fuel combustion, industrial processes).

Scope 2

Indirect emissions from purchased electricity, steam, heat or cooling.

Scope 3

All other indirect emissions across your value chain, including supply chain, business travel, waste, purchased goods and services, and product end-of-life. 

Why Automate Your GHG Accounting?

  • Real-time data integration from energy meters, fleet telematics, utility bills and procurement systems. 
  • Automated emissions factor application aligned with the Australian National Greenhouse Accounts (NGA) Factors. 
  • Consistent, audit-ready reporting for NGER, AASB S2, CDP, and stakeholder disclosures. 
  • Significant reduction in time and cost associated with annual GHG reporting cycles. 
  • Scalable for single-site SMEs through to complex multi-site national operations. 

Our Automated GHG Assessment Process 

We combine best-practice methodology with smart technology to deliver a seamless emissions accounting experience: 

1. Data collection & integration

We connect to your existing systems or guide data capture.

2. Emissions boundary setting

Operational control or equity share approach, tailored to your corporate structure. 

3. Calculation & verification

Automated calculations cross-checked against the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard and ISO 14064-1. 

4. Reporting output

Presentation-ready dashboards, board reports, and regulator-ready data sets. 

5. Continuous monitoring

Ongoing tracking to identify emission hotspots and measure reduction progress. 

Industries We Serve

Our automated GHG assessment services are trusted by organisations across Australia’s most emissions-intensive sectors: 

  • Mining, oil & gas, and resources 
  • Manufacturing and industrial processing 
  • Construction and infrastructure 
  • Transport and logistics 
  • Property and real estate 
  • Retail, hospitality and professional services 
  • Local, state and federal government 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the difference between Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions?

Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from sources your organisation owns or controls, such as company vehicles, diesel generators, and on-site furnaces. Scope 2 covers indirect emissions from the electricity, heat, or steam you purchase. Scope 3 is the broadest category, capturing all other indirect emissions across your value chain — from the goods and services you procure, to employee commuting, business travel, and the end-of-life treatment of your products. A complete GHG inventory requires all three scopes to be measured and reported. 

Q2: Do I need to report all three scopes under Australian regulations?

Under the NGER Act, mandatory reporters are primarily required to report Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions and energy. However, Scope 3 reporting is increasingly required under AASB S2 mandatory climate disclosures, voluntary frameworks such as CDP, and by institutional investors and supply chain partners. We recommend establishing a Scope 3 inventory now to future-proof your reporting. 

Q3: How long does an automated GHG assessment take?

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of your organisation. For a single-site SME with straightforward data, an initial assessment can be completed in 2–4 weeks. For large, multi-site or complex organisations with extensive Scope 3 supply chain data, the process typically takes 6–12 weeks. Our automated platform significantly reduces the time required compared to manual spreadsheet-based approaches. 

Q4: What data do we need to provide for a GHG assessment?

The core data inputs typically include energy consumption (electricity, gas, diesel, petrol), fleet fuel usage, refrigerant top-up quantities, and process-specific data relevant to your industry. For Scope 3, we work with you to identify and prioritise the most material data sources — such as procurement spend, freight data, and waste records. We guide you through data collection and can connect directly to existing systems where possible. 

can connect directly to existing systems where possible. Q5: How accurate is automated emissions accounting compared to a manual assessment?

Automated emissions accounting is typically more accurate and more consistent than manual approaches, because it eliminates transcription errors, applies the correct and current emissions factors automatically, and ensures a consistent methodology year-on-year. All calculations are aligned with the Australian NGA Factors and the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard, and the outputs are designed to be audit-ready for NGER, AASB S2, and third-party assurance engagements. 

Get Your GHG Assessment Started Today 

Whether you’re reporting under NGER for the first time or looking to upgrade your existing emissions accounting process, our team is ready to help. Contact us for a free initial consultation and discover how automated GHG assessments can simplify compliance and accelerate your decarbonisation journey. 

Greenhouse gas assessment

 

Net Zero

 

 Scenario Analysis

 

Carbon Offsets