Redox has detailed its FY26 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and outlined its plans to further decarbonise its operations through increased efficiency, electrification, and renewable energy procurement. The company’s carbon footprint report, prepared by Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd, reveals that Redox’s total Scope 1 and 2 emissions (location-based) increased from 1,558.4 t CO2-e in FY2025 to 1,696.1 t CO2-e in FY2026. Scope 3 emissions (location-based) also rose from 185,194.1 t CO2-e to 214,330.6 t CO2-e over the same period.
Material actions and disclosures
Redox has engaged Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd to measure, evaluate, and assess the Scope 1, 2, and 3 GHG emissions associated with the Group’s operations since 2021. The company measures and discloses its GHG emissions using the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard, consolidating emissions using the control approach based on operational criteria.
Redox has made significant progress in decarbonising its operations. The company has electrified a substantial proportion of its warehouse equipment, including forklifts, to reduce GHG emissions. Additionally, Redox has continued its long-term project to deploy rooftop solar power generation across its Australian sites, with photovoltaic solar systems installed at six sites since 2017, totalling 600kW of generation capacity. The company has also procured renewable electricity from the grid, transitioning to 100% Green Power as existing energy contracts have ended. Currently, three of the Group’s sites are 100% powered by renewable energy.
Forward commitments
Redox plans to continue its operational decarbonisation through increased operational efficiency, warehouse equipment electrification, photovoltaic solar deployment, and renewable energy procurement. The company aims to further reduce its environmental footprint and bolster the resilience of its operations and ecosystems.
Redox’s commitment to sustainability is embedded across the Group, informing how it operates, including its strategy and risk management. The Board has overall responsibility for the Group’s sustainability policies and procedures, with primary oversight exercised through the Audit and Risk Management Committee.