McMillan Shakespeare Limited (MMS) has reported on its progress towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning to renewable energy sources in its 2026 Sustainability Report. The company continues to focus on reducing its scope 1 and scope 2 emissions, with specific initiatives aimed at transitioning its internal car fleet to low-emission vehicles and transitioning its sites to renewable electricity.
Material actions and disclosures
MMS reported its gross greenhouse gas emissions for the reporting year, with scope 1 emissions at 227 metric tonnes of CO2e and scope 2 emissions at 552 metric tonnes of CO2e (location-based) and 126 metric tonnes of CO2e (market-based).
The company has also made progress towards its target of transitioning its internal car fleet to electric vehicles (EVs) by the end of FY30. As of June 2026, 42% of MMS’s internal car fleet were electric vehicles, and the company is on track to meet its target.
MMS has also transitioned its controlled sites to 100% GreenPower by the end of 2023 and continues to maintain this reduction in its market-based scope 2 emissions.
Forward commitments
MMS aims to transition 50% of its internal car fleet to EVs by the end of FY30 and to maintain 100% renewable electricity consumption for all MMS’ sites. The company will compensate for residual scope 1 and scope 2 emissions relating to the internal car fleet by investing in carbon offset programs.
MMS’ renewable electricity target is an absolute target, and its EV internal fleet target is a gross target. These targets are not formal science-based targets and are not validated by the Science-based Target initiative or other external sources.
The targets were proposed by the Sustainability Committee, reviewed and endorsed by the Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee (ARCC), and approved by the Board. Progress against the targets is monitored annually and reported through the Sustainability Committee to the ARCC and the Board.