Support for Climate Reporting Australia Wide
The Ecoefficiency Group provides expert advisory and reporting services to help organisations prepare for and comply with requirements for climate reporting Australia wide. As legislation evolves, businesses across the country must adapt their governance structures, risk frameworks and data systems to meet mandatory disclosure standards.
We work with clients to understand their legal obligations, assess material climate risks, and prepare reports that satisfy regulators, stakeholders, and financial partners. Our tailored approach ensures your business is prepared not just to comply but to lead.
What Are Mandatory Climate Related Financial Disclosures?
Mandatory climate related financial disclosures require companies to report on how climate change may impact their financial performance. These disclosures are structured to improve transparency and accountability, typically covering:
- Governance structures around climate risk
- Risk and opportunity analysis under climate change scenarios
- Integration of climate risks into business strategy and planning
- Performance metrics and targets for managing climate risk
The Ecoefficiency Group assists organisations in aligning with globally recognised frameworks including the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). Australian entities are required to prepare a report in accordance with AASB S2 Climate-related Disclosures.
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Preparing for Australia Mandatory Climate Reporting
As part of its economic and sustainability reforms, the Australian Government is introducing staged Australia mandatory climate reporting requirements. These rules affect companies based on workforce size, annual turnover, and market presence. Thresholds are shown below.
To meet these requirements, we help organisations:
- Collect and analyse emissions and climate risk data
- Build climate governance and board-level engagement
- Conduct risk assessments and scenario analyses
- Draft clear, credible disclosures for all reporting needs
Our services are designed to reduce risk and ensure readiness before reporting becomes compulsory.
Strategy-Driven Approach to Climate Compliance
Mandatory sustainability reporting Australia goes beyond compliance—it is a chance to embed resilience and strategy into your organisation’s core operations. Our expert team ensures your business integrates climate risk insights across governance, planning, and ESG performance systems.
We support:
- Cross-functional coordination to identify risk exposure
- Mapping of climate risk to operational and financial strategy
- Consistent alignment with ESG and sustainability reporting
- Processes that support long-term improvement and investor confidence
Executive training and team support are also available, helping your business meet internal expectations and external review with clarity and confidence.
Integrated Services Beyond Reporting
The Ecoefficiency Group offers a full suite of services to complement and extend your mandatory sustainability reporting Australia. Our support ensures that climate and ESG compliance is woven into broader business objectives.
Complementary services include:
- Carbon accounting and net zero pathway planning
- Climate risk analysis and emission reduction strategies
- Resource efficiency and energy management
- ESG disclosures and sustainability performance reviews
- Governance workshops and board advisory
Our comprehensive, end-to-end service ensures your business gains strategic advantage while staying compliant and credible.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is climate reporting in Australia?Climate reporting Australia refers to new regulations requiring businesses to disclose their climate-related financial risks and opportunities. These rules promote transparency and improve resilience across the economy.
- What are mandatory climate related financial disclosures?These disclosures require organisations to report on governance, risk, strategy, and performance as it relates to climate. Australian entities are required to prepare a report in accordance with AASB S2 Climate-related Disclosures.
- Who will be affected by Australia’s mandatory climate reporting rules?Initially, companies with more than 500 employees must comply, with thresholds lowering to include those with over 250 and then 100 employees. Reporting is also linked to revenue and asset size.
- How can The Ecoefficiency Group help with climate reporting?We help businesses assess readiness, collect and analyse data, develop climate risk assessments, and prepare disclosures. Our services are aligned with Australian regulations and global best practices.
- Is climate reporting different from sustainability reporting?Yes. While mandatory sustainability reporting Australia includes broad ESG themes, climate reporting focuses specifically on climate-related risks and financial impact. However, both are often integrated for clarity and consistency.
- What are the risks of non-compliance with mandatory reporting?Failure to comply can lead to regulatory consequences, reputational damage, and loss of market access. Acting early helps businesses gain a competitive edge and ensure long-term success.
- Where are you located? What areas do you service?The Ecoefficiency Group is located in Brisbane in South East Queensland but we provide services to all of Queensland, Australia and internationally.