Tag: aotearoa_new_zealand_climate_standards
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Port of Tauranga Reports 12% Fall in Emissions, Publishes FY2026 Climate-related Disclosures
Port of Tauranga has published its third mandatory Climate-related Disclosures report, showing Scope 1 and 2 emissions down 12% on FY2025, with financial impact analysis and a Stella Passage update.
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Vital Healthcare Releases FY26 Sustainability Report and Voluntary Climate Disclosure
Vital Healthcare Property Trust has published its FY26 Sustainability Report and Climate Related Disclosure, reporting 48,373.76 tCO2e of emissions, 21 of 34 sites assessed for climate risk and a fourth straight GRESB sector leader award.
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Precinct Properties Publishes Third Climate Statement Under NZ Climate Standards
Precinct Properties has released its Climate Related Disclosures for the year to 30 June 2026, its third Climate Statement under Aotearoa New Zealand Climate Standards issued by the XRB.
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Fletcher Building Lifts Climate Ambition with New 1.5°C-Aligned Emissions Targets
Fletcher Building files FY26 Climate-related Disclosures, revealing SBTi-validated targets of 56% cuts to Scope 1 and 2 emissions by FY35 and 40% to Scope 3, with emissions 21% below the FY18 baseline.
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