Service Stream releases first climate-related disclosures
Service Stream has reached an important milestone in our sustainability journey with the release of our first climate-related disclosures.
Published as part of our FY26 Annual Report, the disclosures have been prepared in accordance with the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards and outline how we are strengthening our approach to identifying, assessing and managing climate-related risks and opportunities across our business.
In FY26, we also achieved 100% renewable energy across Service Stream operations, resulting in zero market-based Scope 2 emissions. This is an important step in reducing emissions within our direct operational control, while we continue to better understand and address our broader emissions footprint.
The release of our first climate-related disclosures reflects the work underway to strengthen our approach to climate governance, risk management, strategy and reporting. It also provides a strong foundation to build greater transparency and accountability as our approach continues to mature.
Delivering the report required close collaboration across our Sustainability, Finance, Risk, HSEQ and leadership teams, bringing together expertise from across the business to meet new reporting requirements and establish a clear baseline for the future.
Our Climate-related Disclosures Report can be viewed from page 134 of the Service Stream FY26 Annual Report or via extract provided on left.
