The Committee for Adelaide, is leading SA ZERO, Adelaide’s first net zero cluster for public-private-academia collaboration.

Our mission is to accelerate South Australia's zero carbon and zero waste pathways. ​

The Committee for Adelaide, with support from Green Industries South Australia (GISA) are leading SA ZERO, Adelaide’s first net zero cluster for public-private-academia collaboration. 

Our mission is to accelerate South Australia’s zero carbon and zero waste pathways.

Our objectives are to:

  • Assist our members in aligning their emissions & waste reduction aims and actions with state, federal and global targets.
  • Increase the pace and scale of decarbonisation and circularity in South Australia
  • Identify and act on opportunities for South Australia’s people, nature and economy to benefit from the transition to zero carbon, zero waste.

 

SA ZERO is a member-based cluster, which pursues our objectives in various ways, including:

  • Regular cluster-member-only workshops with expert guests for peer-to-peer sustainability knowledge sharing
  • Regular public forums showcasing the thought leadership of our members to build sustainability capacity with the local innovation, government, academic and small business community
  • Undertaking cluster activities and actions to accelerate zero carbon, zero waste in South Australia.
 
Climate change is a substantial risk to the South Australian economy and our people, but it is also an opportunity. Our participation in the global decarbonisation economy is vital for innovation, global market access, job creation, investment attraction, wealth creation, and restoration of the natural environment. The legislating of Australia’s emissions reduction targets, South Australia’s declaration of a climate emergency and the state’s leadership in the circular economy will drive our collective response, but it will come down to individual businesses and consumers to deliver the outcomes needed. Industry, supported by well-designed government policy, underpins our transition to a net zero, circular and nature positive economy. 
 
If you would like to find out more about how your organisation can partner* with or join SA ZERO, please send an email to sazero@committeeforadelaide.org.au or call 0481576588.
 
*Please note that SA ZERO membership is a separate fee to Committee for Adelaide membership. 

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The Latest on SA ZERO

5 December 2024

OPINION – Accelerating to Zero: Six collaboration pathways critical to meeting South Australia’s net zero targets

Here from Committee for Adelaide Chief Executive Sam Dighton on six collaboration pathways critical to meeting South Australia’s net zero targets.

5 December 2024

‘Accelerating to Zero: SA ZERO’s Pathways for Collaboration’ report

The ‘Accelerating to Zero: SA ZERO’s Pathways for Collaboration’ report has been developed to provide a framework for SA ZERO to catalyse action while also enabling South Australian businesses and organisations, large and small, to take proactive and targeted steps towards Net Zero.

28 November 2024

SA ZERO: Carbon offsets workshop

Our SA ZERO members met for a virtual presentation and workshop on Carbon Offsets and heard from Bodhi Hardinge, Senior Manager of Climate Change and Sustainability Services at Ernst & Young.

25 September 2024

SA ZERO: Climate Transition Action Plans workshop

Our SA ZERO members and stakeholders gathered on 17 September for a workshop which focussed on promoting best practices for integrating holistic thinking into organisational and regional climate transition strategies, fostering collaboration towards a low-carbon future in South Australia that also empowers our communities.

30 August 2024

SA ZERO: Sustainable Development Career Event

On 20 August, members from our SA ZERO cluster presented at Adelaide Business School’s Sustainable Development Career Event.

8 August 2024

OPINION: Knowledge-sharing critical to meeting Net Zero targets

In this opinion piece, our Chief Executive Sam Dighton explains why knowledge-sharing is critical to meeting Net Zero targets and how our SA ZERO program is achieving this.

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