Reflections on climate disclosures for the port sector
About
Climate disclosures are quickly evolving from a compliance requirement to just good business practice. For infrastructure-heavy organisations like ports active consideration of climate risk, resilience and decarbonisation initiatives are critical for shaping capital decisions, asset planning and long-term commercial performance.This session brings together practical perspectives from across the Tasman to reflect on methods, approaches and investor usefulness of disclosures, as well as the operational and planning benefits of climate-related financial disclosures.
Presenters:
• Crystal Lenky, Head of Environment and Sustainability, Lyttelton Port Company
• Ivan Yancic Jurado, Sustainability Business Partner, Flinders Port Holdings
• James Hughes, Technical Director: Risk and Resilience, Tonkin + Taylor
What you’ll learn:
• Where first-time disclosures may have fallen short and what’s been done about it
• What shifts between initial compliance and more decision-useful approaches
• How climate scenarios translate into real business and investment decisions
• What good looks like now across NZ and Australian markets, and what next
Date
Thursday 7 May 2026 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM (UTC+12)Location
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