Transparency, sustainability, and innovation become key in 2025
With the 2025 deadline for mandatory environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting fast approaching, Australian CEOs are facing increasing pressure to adapt. The new requirements will heighten scrutiny on corporate sustainability practices, demanding greater transparency and accountability.
Philip Keogan, Chief Commercial Officer of Wattwatchers, highlights the challenges businesses face, from shifting capital allocation toward low-carbon projects to navigating the strategic importance of sustainability for credibility and differentiation in the market. The role of energy management is pivotal, with innovations like AI offering real-time insights to improve efficiency and meet reporting benchmarks.
This transition marks a critical shift in how businesses operate, as ESG readiness becomes a defining factor for long-term success.
