Our services


West Pine delivers projects with purpose, helping businesses create positive sustainability and social impact whilst supporting productivity and financial goals.

Our services span the complete journey: from identifying opportunities to proving and sharing impact.

Strategy & Planning

Every successful project starts with clear strategy. We help you identify sustainability and impact opportunities that align with your business objectives, then rigorously assess whether they make strategic and financial sense.

Engagement & Delivery

Great plans need skilled execution. We manage the implementation of sustainability and impact projects from start to finish, ensuring they're delivered on time, to specification, and with the right people on board.

Measurement & Communication

The final step is proving and sharing your impact. We quantify outcomes, then help you communicate these results in ways that resonate with customers, investors, and communities.

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FEATURED PROJECT

Molasses Extract Plant

Lesaffre Asia Pacific
Melbourne

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FEATURED PROJECT

Straw Energy Feasibility

Future Farms Tasmania
Tasmania & Victoria

OUR APPROACH TO

Carbon Accounting

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Reporting that adds value

We want your carbon report to add value to your business. That means it needs to meet the requirements of your customers, certification schemes, and compliance obligations, all at once. This is why accuracy and quality matter at West Pine.

As a certified CPA Australia Public Practice, we're committed to delivering carbon accounting services tailored to agricultural businesses, done right the first time.

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Using global standards

We conduct carbon accounting in accordance with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol), the leading global standard used by companies and governments worldwide to measure and report greenhouse gas emissions.

The GHG Protocol classifies emissions into three categories (Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3) which together capture the full picture: direct emissions from your operations, energy you purchase, and emissions from your supply chain.

We use the GHG Protocol because it's robust, practical, and the most widely adopted standard globally. This means your emissions data will be accepted and understood wherever in the world it's needed, by your customers, industry, and regulators.

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Meets Australian requirements

In Australia, the GHG Protocol is the required standard for climate-related disclosures under AASB S2. This means when large companies ask their suppliers for emissions data, they need it calculated using the GHG Protocol. By using this standard from the start, your business is prepared.

If you’re still getting your head around carbon accounting basics, check out our guide:

Ready to start a conversation?

Whether you need carbon accounting to meet a customer requirement, want to explore sustainability opportunities, or are ready to deliver a major project, we're here to help.