STREAMLINED ENERGY AND CARBON REPORTING (SECR)
Our Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting Service is designed to guide organisations through the intricacies of SECR compliance, helping them assemble robust carbon reduction plans, and unlocking the potential for significant cost savings and enhanced sustainability performance.
SECR REPORTING MADE EASY WITH EXPERT GUIDANCE
Compliance with SECR not only ensures regulatory adherence but also demonstrates a commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainability.
With our expert guidance, you can turn SECR compliance into an opportunity for sustainable growth, demonstrating your dedication to a greener future while reaping the financial benefits of reduced energy consumption and emissions. Welcome to a simpler, more sustainable future with Tunley Environmental.

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DO YOU QUALIFY?
Streamlined Energy Carbon Reporting came into effect on 1st April 2019. If your company meets at least two of the following, then you must comply with SECR.

AN ANNUAL TURNOVER OF MORE THAN £36 MILLION

MORE THAN 250 EMPLOYEES

AN ANNUAL BALANCE SHEET TOTAL OF MORE THAN £18 MILLION
SECR REQUIRES QUALIFYING COMPANIES TO
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) requires qualifying companies to disclose three metrics and two pieces of commentary.
Metric 1: Total Energy Consumption
Most organisations can calculate this by adding their gas and electricity bills. Unquoted organisations and LLPs must also include fuel purchased for all business travel beginning and ending in the UK.
Metric 2: Scope 1 and 2 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions
Using the Greenhouse Gas Protocol’s framework, Scope 1 covers direct emissions from company-controlled infrastructure, whilst Scope 2 covers emissions associated with the purchase of electricity, steam, heat, and cooling. These are expressed in carbon dioxide equivalents (CO₂e) to normalise emissions of non-carbon greenhouse gases.
Metric 3: An Emissions Intensity Ratio
To put your emissions in context, they must also be expressed relative to some business activity—e.g., tCO₂e per £/$ of turnover. The chosen ratio must be considered “most appropriate” for your core business activity.
Commentary 1: Brief commentary on action taken
You must list all actions taken in the past year to improve energy efficiency across your infrastructure and operations.
Commentary 2: Notes on Methodology
You must make it clear how you calculated your consumption, emissions, and intensity ratio.