The 2022-23 Net Zero in Government Operations Annual Progress Report presents an aggregated summary of non-corporate and corporate Commonwealth entity greenhouse gas emissions at a whole-of-Australian-Government level, as per the Net Zero in Government Operations Strategy.
2022-23 Summary


Figure : Percentage of emissions by activity (2022-23, location-based method)
Data reported in the Annual Progress Report for 2022-23 forms an initial baseline for emissions associated with the following activities:
- electricity
- natural gas
- fleet vehicles
- domestic flights
- other energy – non-Defence
- other energy – Defence.
The initial baseline may change if additional sources are included in the future.
As 2022-23 was the first year of publication, future Annual Progress Reports will be expanded to show progress towards achieving the Australian Public Service Net Zero by 2030 target in a transparent and consistent manner.
To request access to a copy of the 2022-23 or 2023-24 Emissions Reporting Tools, please contact climateaction@finance.gov.au.