Help & support
For more information, including definitions and calculations, see the Climate Report.
We remain committed to supporting Australia’s transition to a net zero economy by 2050, by continuing to manage the risks and opportunities of climate change and supporting our customers in an inclusive transition.
Decarbonising Australia’s electricity grid remains the priority step for Australia’s net zero future.
This year’s report provides a further update on our progress against our roadmap for progressively setting sector-level targets on financed emissions, and operational emissions targets. Decarbonising Australia’s electricity grid remains a key factor needed for Australia, and the Bank, to achieve our emissions reduction targets.
As Australia’s largest bank, we recognise the role we can play in supporting Australia’s transition to a net zero economy by 2050.
Effective governance enables the Board to oversee the Bank’s management of climate-related risks and opportunities.
Climate-related risks can have different impacts on our customers, people, communities and the Bank. Our risk approach helps us to better understand and manage these impacts.
Our targets and progress related to our climate strategy.
This section describes the calculations, methodologies, assumptions and key references used in preparing the 2024 Climate Report.
Read more about the supporting information and assumptions made in the Climate Report
Guidance on forward‑looking statements and climate information as reported in the 2024 Climate Report.
The 2024 Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday, 16 October 2024. Learn more.