The Corporate Emissions Reduction Transparency (CERT) report is a voluntary initiative for eligible organisations to present their climate-related commitments, progress and net emissions position. It presents this information in one place, using a standardised framework.
Twenty-five large companies from the energy, manufacturing, mining, retail, financial, transport, construction and research sectors participated in the CERT report 2023. Together, they represent 21% of the scope 1 emissions reported to us in 2021–22. These companies presented 69 commitments, up from 49 in the CERT report 2022.
About this report
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The CERT report reader's guide
Guidance on how to understand each participating company’s CERT report.
2023 highlights
Key highlights of the data and information included in the CERT report 2023.
2023 company reports
- AGL Energy Limited
- ALDI Foods Pty Limited
- AURIZON HOLDINGS LTD
- AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP LTD
- AUSTRALIAN POSTAL CORPORATION
- Baybrick Pty. Ltd.
- COLES GROUP LIMITED
- Commonwealth Bank of Australia
- Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
- DEXUS HOLDINGS PTY LIMITED
- DOWNER EDI LIMITED
- Fletcher Building (Australia) Pty Ltd
- Fortescue Metals Group Ltd
- LEND LEASE CORPORATION LTD
- MIRVAC LIMITED
- MONASH UNIVERSITY
- ORICA LIMITED
- Pioneer Sail Holdings Pty Limited
- STOCKLAND CORPORATION LTD
- SYDNEY TRAINS
- Transurban Holdings Limited
- UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES
- Westpac Banking Corporation
- WOODSIDE ENERGY GROUP LTD
- Woolworths Group Limited