Sumday and Grant Thornton Australia connect to offer carbon accounting services
Grant Thornton Australia has entered into a new national arrangement with Sumday to deliver carbon accounting services including greenhouse gas inventory for their clients. This alliance aims to provide comprehensive support and training in carbon accounting, leveraging Grant Thornton's extensive network of experts, and Sumday's innovative platform.
Sumday's platform offers a seamless experience for measuring, reporting, and managing greenhouse gas emissions, providing clients with the insights they need to drive sustainable business practices. The collaboration with Grant Thornton will deliver value to their clients by receiving audit-ready tailored solutions that align with their specific needs and industry standards.
"Carbon accounting is becoming an essential aspect of business operations as companies strive to meet regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations," said Andrew Rigele, National Managing Partner – ESG, Grant Thornton.
"By connecting with Sumday, we can empower our clients with the tools and expertise needed to accurately account and report on their greenhouse gas emissions in a way that helps them to make informed decisions that positively impact the environment and their bottom line."
"We are thrilled to work with Grant Thornton nationally, a firm so well known for its technical expertise and dedication to quality service," said Jessica Richmond, CEO of Sumday.
"This new national arrangement underscores the importance of integrating carbon accounting with traditional financial accounting and reporting, through trusted advisors the business already relies on. We look forward to working together to help companies make this part of business as usual, making it possible to consider decisions through both the financial and sustainability lens."
Developing and maintaining a greenhouse gas inventory is a foundational step for companies looking to develop a climate-related transition plan that includes emission reduction targets, and to report on their progress and performance against those targets. Both Sumday and Grant Thornton share a vision of carbon accounting as an integral part of standard business operations. This arrangement is built on an education-first approach, ensuring that businesses of all sizes can access and benefit from high-quality carbon accounting services. By providing robust training and leveraging marketing leading technology, this collaboration aims to contribute significantly to the global transition towards a low-carbon economy.
Find out more about Grant Thornton’s ESG services here.
To learn more about Grant Thorton’s service offering with Sumday, please contact Andrew Rigele, National Managing Partner of ESG, Grant Thornton.
