Meet Australia & New Zealand Scope 3 Peer Group meeting
29-30 September 2026, George Street, Sydney
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We’re bringing together sustainability and procurement practitioners over two days for practical, Peer-led discussion on one of the hardest challenges in corporate decarbonization: turning Scope 3 ambition into action.
The inaugural Australia & New Zealand S3PG meeting is your opportunity to connect with Peers across the region, share what is working, and help build a stronger community for practical Scope 3 action.
The agenda
29-30 September 2026
George Street, Sydney (exact address provided in confirmation email)
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1-5pm
Thematic Workshops
Practical sessions exploring energy and renewables, built environment emissions, transport, and how to move from emissions data to action.6-8pm
Scope 3 Peer Group Reception
A free community event open to all practitioners active in supply chain decarbonization. Whether or not you are attending the full S3PG meeting, come along to meet peers, exchange ideas, and connect with others working on Scope 3 and supply chain decarbonization.
Space is limited, so registration is required! -
9-12noon
Expert insights
Insights on the Australian & New Zealand regulatory landscape, key takeaways and implications from New York Climate Week
Demystifying Scope 3 – building common language across sustainability and procurement teams1-4pm
Exchanges + working sessions Practitioner case studies on governance, supplier engagement, and tools & technology
Facilitated peer discussions focused on practical challenges, solutions and lessons learned
This is not a conference designed for passive listening
It is a working session for practitioners to compare approaches, learn from each other, pressure-test ideas, and leave with practical insights they can apply.
If you’re a practitioner working on Scope 3, sustainable procurement, supplier engagement, or supply chain decarbonization, we’d love to have you join us. Seats for service providers are limited.
Come for the workshops. Stay for the community. Bring your toughest Scope 3 questions.
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