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Certain companies are now required to participate in SECR under The Companies Directors’ report and Limited Liability Partnerships (energy and carbon report) Regulations 2018 which came in to action on 1st April 2019.
Guidance has been published to help more than 11,000 businesses get ready for the energy and emissions rules.
What is streamlined energy and carbon reporting?
The primary objective of SECR is to further incentivise energy efficiency with the aim of reducing carbon emissions to meet climate change targets. The UK Government legislation has replaced the CRC Energy Efficient Scheme which ended in April 2019.
When is SECR reporting required?
SECR has been required since April 2020. The reporting must align with the company’s financial year and this must be made clear in the annual report.
We’re here to help you with your compliance requirements. Our experience and know-how can ensure you remain compliant and meet regulatory deadlines.
To find out more about how we can help with energy compliance for your business, please get in touch.
Companies who need to comply with SECR must meet two or more of the following criteria:
Businesses which use less than 40 MWh over the reporting period are exempt however, but will need to include a statement of their energy use to confirm this.
SECR reporting requirements
Dependant on what category your business falls in to can change the SECR reporting requirements relevant to you.
UK incorporated quoted companies face the most stringent reporting requirements, they must;
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