
ARTEH’s award-winning platform is built for any industry, thanks to its science-led design. However, we focus on three key sectors that gain the most value from using ARTEH.

If your business meets the Group 2 or Group 3 thresholds, you’ll need to prepare a sustainability report under AASB S2. For many mid-market businesses, this is the first time climate reporting has been mandatory.
ARTEH is built for exactly this situation: affordable, self-serve, and designed so your finance or operations team can manage the process without hiring a sustainability consultant. Many larger companies are also now requiring their suppliers and contractors to report Scope 3 emissions — ARTEH helps you get ahead of those supply chain requests.
Banks, institutional investors, and private equity firms are increasingly requiring portfolio companies to demonstrate climate risk awareness and emissions transparency. Having an AASB S2-compliant sustainability report signals maturity and governance rigour.
ARTEH helps you produce the disclosures that lenders and investors are asking for — covering climate-related risks, transition planning, and Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions — which can support better financing terms and smoother due diligence.

ARTEH was built in Queensland with a deep understanding of the industries that drive the state’s economy. The platform handles the specific data requirements of resource extraction and manufacturing operations: diverse fuel types, chemical inputs, energy sources, and multi-site facility structures.
Whether you’re a junior explorer, a processing operation, or a manufacturer with complex supply chains, ARTEH provides the emission factors and calculation pathways you need without searching for external data sources.
Natalie brings over 15 years of experience spanning insurance regulation, climate risk disclosure, and sustainable finance.
She played a key role in establishing the Insurance Sustainable Forum under UNEP-FI and the Bank for International Settlements, and has worked at the intersection of regulatory compliance and environmental risk throughout her career.
At RACQ, she led carbon accounting, climate disclosure reporting, and internal education programs.
Natalie holds a PhD in Finance from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and a Master’s in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from the University of Queensland, specialising in climate change and community development.
Thomas is an environmental markets professional with over 17 years of commercial consulting experience and a Master of Applied Finance.
As CEO of ARTEH, he brings deep expertise in the intersection of financial structuring and environmental compliance.
Thomas has worked across Australian and international carbon and biodiversity markets, providing advisory services to governments and corporates on project design, emissions modelling, regulatory approvals, and investment-grade financial analysis.
His work has been published in the Environmental Scientist international journal, and he brings practical market knowledge to ARTEH’s product development and commercial strategy.
Hugo brings over 15 years of expertise in software engineering, machine learning, and data science.
He led the technical development of ARTEH’s cloud-based SaaS platform, architecting the systems for automated emissions calculation, sustainability report generation, and decarbonisation scenario modelling.
Under his technical leadership, ARTEH received multiple innovation awards and secured participation in Australian government acceleration programs.
Hugo also has an active research background in machine learning and data science, with publications in prominent AI and law journals.
Lola is a UI/UX designer and marketer who designed and built ARTEH’s website and landing pages. She leads customer research, user experience design, and marketing campaigns across the platform.
With a background in both digital design and traditional art, Lola combines creativity with strategic thinking, ensuring ARTEH’s brand and communication are clear, engaging, and user-focused. She is passionate about crafting experiences that are not only visually compelling but also intuitive and impactful for users.
Dr Saphira Rekker is a Senior Researcher and Assistant Professor at the University of Queensland, where she has spent over a decade researching corporate climate alignment — specifically, how to measure whether a business’s emissions trajectory is consistent with Paris Agreement limits.
Her research is funded by the Australian Government and involves collaborations with Oxford and Princeton. Saphira serves on expert groups for the Science Based Targets initiative, the Australian Sustainable Finance Initiative, and the ISO Net Zero standards.
She holds degrees in International Business and Finance from Tilburg University and a PhD in Climate Finance from UQ.
At Arteh, we’re more than just a technology company—we’re a team of innovators, sustainability experts, and problem-solvers committed to empowering businesses in the net-zero transition.

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