"Jet CX treats Net Zero as a core responsibility . We set clear targets, measure progress, and act with transparency. We’re committed not only to our goals, but to protecting the environment through real, measurable action"
- Joshua Davies | Managing Director - Jet CX
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Sustainability & Net Zero by 2030
How we will reduce emissions
Travel can be the largest source of emissions for a consultancy—so we treat it as a primary reduction target.
Business travel: reduce, bundle and replace
Jet CX is committed to achieving Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.We’re building a low-footprint consulting model that prioritises practical reduction first—then offsets only what we can’t eliminate.
- What we do:
- Remote-first workshops, discovery sessions, and training where practical
- When onsite is needed, we bundle work into fewer trips (e.g., multi-day blocks)
- Avoid repeated “single-day” travel where it can be replaced by video delivery
- Economy flights where flying is unavoidable (lower footprint per passenger than premium cabins)
Our operating model
(designed to stay low-carbon)
Remote-first, travel-smart delivery
Jet CX is currently fully remote, with a plan to move into a private co-working space within the next 12 months. Even then, we will operate hybrid—typically 1–2 days per week in the office. This keeps emissions low while still supporting collaboration and client delivery.
What “Net Zero” means at Jet CX
- Net Zero means we will:
- Measure our greenhouse gas emissions annually
- Reduce emissions year-on-year using real operational changes
- Offset the remaining unavoidable emissions using high-integrity, verified carbon credits
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Our approach follows widely used emissions categories:
Scope 1: direct emissions
e.g., fuel we burn ourselves
Scope 2: purchased energy emissions
e.g., office energy that we purchase where applicable
Scope 3: indirect value chain emissions
e.g., business travel, equipment purchases, work-from-home estimates, key suppliers
As a consulting business, our biggest emission drivers are typically business travel, purchased equipment and electricity.
How we measure and report
Jet CX will track and report emissions annually using a simple, transparent method appropriate for a growing business.
What we will measure:
- Business travel activity (flights, rideshare/taxis, accommodation nights)
- Electricity usage for our office environment (or a defensible estimate where exact data is unavailable)
- A non-invasive work-from-home estimate (not personal monitoring)
- Equipment purchasing and replacement volumes
- Key supplier categories where data can reasonably be obtained
Transparency
We will publish annual progress updates outlining:
- Our estimated emissions for the year
- What we reduced and how
- What remains unavoidable
- What we offset
Offsets
- We treat offsets as the final step—not the strategy. Where offsets are required for residual emissions, Jet CX will use:
- High-integrity, verified carbon credits
- Preference for projects with strong additionality and transparent verification
- Public disclosure of offset volumes and approach in our annual update
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Our Five year Timeline
2030
Net Zero achieved
Goal: Net Zero annually and maintained moving forward. - Continue reductions
- Offset only unavoidable emissions
- Publish yearly Net Zero status updates2029
Audit-ready reporting + minimal residual emissions
Goal: Reduce the remaining footprint and strengthen verification .
- Maintain year-on-year reductions
- Improve reporting quality and documentation
- Residual emissions small and clearly attributable2028
Improve data quality + deeper Scope 3 coverage
Goal: Improve accuracy, supplier visibility, and reduction impact.
- Expand supplier and purchasing coverage (core SaaS, cloud, hardware)
- Refine work-from-home and office energy estimates
- Further reduce travel footprint through bundled onsite delivery2027
Coworking transition + first major reductions
Goal: Lock in structural reductions and begin neutralising residuals .
- Move into a private coworking office selected using low-carbon criteria - Confirm renewable electricity arrangements (direct plan or provider commitments) - Publish first annual progress update- Begin offsetting unavoidable residual emissions (high integrity credits)2026
Baseline & foundations
Goal: Establish measurement and reduction systems that scale. - Create our baseline emissions inventory (Scope 1–3 categories relevant to Jet CX)
- Implement formal policies for travel, procurement, equipment lifecycle, and hybrid work
- Begin quarterly internal tracking and annual public reporting
What this means for our clients
Jet CX’s Net Zero pathway supports more sustainable delivery by design:
- remote-first collaboration and project delivery
- fewer onsite days through smarter scheduling
- reduced operational waste from clearer, stable frontline processes
Questions or sustainability enquiries
If you’d like to understand our approach, reporting, or sustainability commitments in more detail, reach out via our Contact page and we’ll be happy to share the latest progress update. Or simply email our Net Zero Owner - Matthew Henry - hello@jetcx.com.au
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Jet CX — Built for seamless service. Committed to Net Zero by 2030.