Know Your Asset Profile - Community and Corporate Property-Level Insights for Net Zero, Energy and Emissions Data

Join us for a webinar on one of the biggest blind spots in local government climate and community planning: the homes your residents live in.

Case studies for corporate assets and facilities will then be shared. This will include practical examples of where cost, energy and emissions insights have been uncovered and used to drive positive outcomes. There are many examples of low hanging fruit which local governments and other organisations owning a large asset bases can put in place.

Housing is a major driver of energy hardship and community emissions, yet most councils and agencies still plan using broad averages and top-down estimates. This practical session will show how property-level efficiency data can turn net zero targets into street-by-street action, and make sure household support reaches the residents who need it most. Featuring Amy Pokoney Cramey from Mitcham City Council as a guest speaker alongside Allys Todd from VALAI, and Ryan Waddington from Trellis Technologies. This session brings together climate data insights, case studies, program delivery and reporting perspectives.

Here's what you can expect:

• The residential blind spot: Understand why housing is one of the hardest sectors for councils to measure and influence, and the limits of current estimation methods.
• Learn from a peer: Listen to the City of Mitcham sharing their insights on “putting data to work” for local government.
• From averages to addresses: See how AI-powered home efficiency scoring builds a property-level view of the housing stock across a local government area.
• Case Studies: Hear how local governments are making or finding savings across their asset base.
• Targeting support where it matters: Learn how to identify the suburbs, dwelling types and households most at risk of energy hardship, and direct rebates, retrofits and grants to them rather than relying on first-come, first-served.
• Software automation: Learn about tools that exist for calculating and tracking your corporate emissions footprint.
• Tracking and reporting progress: Discover how to measure change in the housing stock over time and report outcomes against community net zero and wellbeing goals.

Who should attend?

This webinar is ideal for:

• Sustainability and climate officers
• Strategic planners
• Community services and wellbeing teams
• Grants and program managers
• Elected members from local and state government.

Meet the Speakers:

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