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A simple guide to Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR)

Updated: 5 days ago

According to the most recent estimate by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), 11,300 UK businesses are now in the scope of SECR. In this article, we present a simple guide to SECR; what it is, who it’s applicable to, and how to ensure compliance. 


Person creating an SECR - Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting - submission

What is SECR?

The UK Government’s Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) is a mandatory scheme for large UK companies to publicly report on their UK energy use and carbon emissions. 

 

What businesses have to comply with SECR?

 

Where do I have to report on my organisation’s energy use and carbon emissions?

 

What date range should we use to report on our carbon emissions and UK energy use?

 

How will SECR help my organisation to reduce its carbon emissions?

 

What are the reporting requirements for SECR?

 

Which scopes of our organisational carbon footprint are included in SECR?

 

What transport-related energy use and activity must I include in our SECR report?

 

What is the purpose of the intensity ratio?

 

Which greenhouse gases must we report on?

 

What steps should I take to ensure our SECR submission is compliant?



Need help to create your SECR report? 

We can manage every step of the reporting process, helping you to define your scope, then measuring and reporting on your organisation’s energy use and emissions. We’ll give you confidence in the accuracy and compliance of your SECR reporting, while helping you establish the actions that will take you on a path towards net zero emissions. 






 

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