Specialist Environmental Audits
We provide audit and assurance services to ensure that you can rely on your numbers.
Since its inception, we’ve worked with the (Australian) National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) scheme. We’re accredited lead and technical auditors under the scheme. We also provide limited and reasonable assurance over greenhouse gas statements under other standards such as ISO14064.
We have fifteen years of experience with the New South Wales Energy Saving (formerly and Peak Demand Reduction Schemes and provide audit/assurance services within these frameworks.
Key services include:
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Greenhouse Gas and Energy Audit and Assurance: NGER, Safeguard Mechanism, ISO14064
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Reasonable and limited assurance audits under multiple methods for the Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) scheme
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Audit services under the NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) and Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS)
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Statutory and compliance audits in our specialist areas of air quality, dust management and greenhouse gas
See our other core areas of work
Audit relevant projects
Programmatic Greenhouse Gas Auditing for an Oil & Gas Major
We completed multi‐year greenhouse gas and energy audits across all Australian assets of a major Oil & Gas company. The program included audits under the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) Scheme and ISO 14064 assurance for both methane and greenhouse gas emissions. Audit scopes covered upstream facilities (coal seam gas wells, central processing facilities and a power station), midstream LNG operations, and western assets including a floating LNG facility and supply base. This work gave the client confidence that they could rely upon robust data in terms of their greenhouse emissions profile.
Australian Carbon Credit Unit Scheme Audits
We are across all creation methods including vegetation methods, Savanna fire management methods, industrial and commercial emissions reduction method, and commercial lighting method.
National Pollution Inventory Data Audits
We preform internal audits for large emitters such as Power Stations and Mines to ensure their reporting methods and mitigation strategies are reflected in their reporting of data in the National Pollution Inventory.