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Climate

In line with the Paris Agreement, we recognise climate change is a pressing global issue requiring sustained action to ensure a clean and productive environment, a healthy and just society and a positive future for our business. We are committed to reducing operational emissions, transparently disclosing climate-related risks, and contributing to global efforts to meet the Paris Agreement goals.

Our approach

Sustainability is integrated into everything. When it comes to climate and emissions, we are committed to contributing positively to local, regional and national sustainability efforts and actively managing climate-related risks and opportunities​.

Core to these objectives is our Net Zero Commitment to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 30% by 2030 and reach net zero emissions by 2050, compared to an FY20 baseline.

We embed the management of physical and transition climate risk into our day-to-day operational and strategic business priorities. The material climate-related risks reasonably expected to pose medium- to long-term impacts to our business include water security, extreme weather events, energy and emissions and extreme health events. We also undertake climate scenario analysis to inform decision-making. Further information is available in our reporting suite, which is guided by our commitment to transparency and aligns with a range of Australian and international disclosure frameworks.

Find out more about our approach to climate risk and resilience, as well as how we manage energy and emissions, below. For more detail see our Sustainability Report and ESG performance data in our Document Centre.

Climate risk and resilience

Climate change presents social, environmental, asset, technology, infrastructure, financial, legal and reputational risks and opportunities, and has potential impacts on our business and operations, supply chain and communities.

As outlined in our Climate Risk Position Statement, we are committed to understanding and proactively managing the impact of climate-related risks and opportunities. Our robust risk management approach is informed by comprehensive and transparent engagement with stakeholders including investors, policymakers, industry associations, technical experts, peers, non-government organisations and communities.

We embed the management of physical and transition climate risk into our day-to-day operational and strategic business priorities and undertake climate scenario analysis to inform decision-making. Further information is available in our reporting suite, which is guided by our commitment to transparency and aligns with a range of Australian and international disclosure frameworks.

See further detail in our Sustainability Report available in our Document Centre.

Energy and emissions management

We are focused on reducing our operational emissions to manage climate-related risks and to support our Net Zero Commitment. Partnerships across our value chain are key to identifying and implementing emissions reduction opportunities.

As Scope 2 emissions account for around 70% of our total Scope 1 and 2 emissions, our initial focus is on securing renewable energy, with a preference for forming partnerships where we are grid connected. Beyond renewables, we review operational efficiencies and technology development to support our fleet transition. Our aim is to reduce energy consumption while enhancing operational productivity.

We recognise our direct and indirect contribution to emissions through the value chain. Scope 3 emissions are actively monitored and will be disclosed following the clarification of best practice reporting expectations under the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards.

For detail on our Scope 1 and 2 emissions, electricity consumption, and progress against our Net Zero Commitment, see our Sustainability Report in our Document Centre.

Our Net Zero Commitment

In FY21 we set a target to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 30% by 2030 and reach net zero emissions by 2050, compared to the FY20 baseline.

Key levers in our emissions reduction pathway are:

  • Transition to 100% renewables and low emission sources, with a medium-term target of >30% renewables by 2030
  • Investment in low-emissions technologies focused on electrification of fleet and equipment
  • Biodiversity and nature-based solution investment and management

We are on track to meet our Net Zero Commitment.

See detail on our progress in our Sustainability Report in our Document Centre.

Our timeline to net zero1

  1. Builds on the conceptual pathway originally detailed in our Net Zero Commitment. Application of technologies to reduce Scope 1 emissions from mine fleet is a complex decarbonisation challenge for the industry. A number of short-, medium- and long-term solutions are currently being assessed, trialled and considered across our operations. These include solutions that are technologically mature, such as hybrid vehicles, as well as technologies that have high potential but have limitations at present due to their practical application within Evolution operating mines and their commercial competitiveness (e.g., BEVs).
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