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An SECR (Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting) Report is a mandatory disclosure for large UK companies, requiring them to report their energy usage, carbon emissions, and energy efficiency measures as part of their annual financial filings.
Introduced by the UK government in 2019, SECR aims to increase corporate transparency on carbon emissions and encourage businesses to reduce their environmental impact.
SECR applies to quoted companies (i.e. listed on a public stock exchange), or unquoted companies and LLPs defined as "large" under the regulation.
This covers approximately 11,900 businesses in the UK. The reporting requirements are different depending on whether you are quoted or unquoted.
We've written a short guide on SECR compliance and what it means if you want some detailed information
In short, SECR requires business to report their annual energy usage and associated carbon emissions.
The exact data required differs depending on whether you are quoted or unquoted, but for most businesses it mainly relates to electricity, gas and transport fuel usage.
With our automated reporting software and expert support, you can submit your SECR report with confidence.
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Some common questions answered around our template.
SECR aims to increase transparency in energy usage and carbon emissions, encouraging businesses to improve energy efficiency and support the UK's climate goals.
By assessing and disclosing energy use, businesses can identify efficiency improvements, leading to cost savings and enhanced sustainability credentials.
Companies must report Scope 1 and 2 emissions, and unquoted companies must report Scope 3 emissions related to employee travel in personal vehicles.
SECR data must be integrated into the company’s annual financial report, or presented separately for unquoted companies.
Yes, estimates can be used when primary data is unavailable, such as when using co-working spaces or missing energy data.
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