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The FY26 Sustainability Report

Strategy, governance, and results from a volatile year in environmental markets 

Choosing a company to help manage emissions, environmental products, or supply-chain decarbonization is a technical decision as much as it is a reputational decision. You need evidence that the company you work with can deliver at scale, operate with proper controls, and apply the same level of scrutiny to its own business.

This report sets that evidence out directly.

This is what FY26 looked like at ACT: the market conditions we operated in, the emissions we cut from our own business, the internal governance behind both, and what all three meant for the clients we work with.

Our own emissions.

We cut our Scope 1 and 2 cut to zero this year, independently assured, backed by a science-based target to cut absolute corporate spend emissions by at least 4.2% annually through FY29.

FY26 delivered.

Sourced 203 TWh of renewable energy, 9 million tonnes of CO2 through carbon credits, 3.4 TWh of biomethane, generated 5.2 TWh cumac from energy efficiency projects.

The scale behind it.

8,226 clients across 133 countries sourcing 129 products - the reach that lets us source locally instead of asking you to work around a single market.