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Fulton Hogan shares experience on Scope 3 reporting requirements

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What happened

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Fulton Hogan shared experiences with Edge Impact, an RSK company, regarding tackling Scope 3 and supply chain sustainability. The discussion highlighted that Australian businesses must prepare for mandatory Scope 3 reporting, which covers indirect emissions in a company’s supply chain.

From econews.com.au

Why it matters

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Under Australia’s mandatory climate reporting rules, large companies must report Scope 3 emissions starting from their second year of reporting, with the requirement ramping up in 2027. This reporting obligation is considered the hardest and largest part of many businesses’ carbon footprints.

From econews.com.au

Who's involved

  • Fulton HoganShared experiences tackling Scope 3 and supply chain sustainability in a discussion.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Fulton HoganSpeculative

    Fulton Hogan could face increased costs related to improving supply chain data quality to meet reporting standards.

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The entities involved

  • Fulton Hogan

    infrastructure provider in Australasia

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