ISO 50001 and ESOS compliance – is it right for you?
With ESOS Phase 2 upon us, minds nationwide are turning to the most efficient, effective and meaningful routes to compliance.
And among these, for many...
What to look for in an ESOS Phase 2 lead assessor
More and more firms are realising; ESOS Phase 2 is here. And that means that for many of us, seeking out a suitable lead assessor...
Which large organisations are exempt from SECR?
Which large organisations are exempt from SECR?
The public sector and Higher Education organisations (Universities) are exempt from SECR, although may still have other reporting...
What about BREXIT and SECR?
What about BREXIT and SECR?
The UK government’s commitment to carbon reduction is not dependent on the UK remaining within the EU. Their reporting process...
How will parent companies, their subsidiaries or LLPs report on SECR?
How will parent companies, their subsidiaries or LLPs report on SECR?
At the moment, it appears UK subsidiaries that qualify for SECR in their own...
Exclusive: EA publishes ESOS list of non-compliant companies
The Hub can exclusively reveal the government has published a summary of penalties imposed on companies non-compliant with the Energy Saving Opportunities Scheme (ESOS).
The...
The burning question: has ESOS Phase 1 worked?
It might seem a world away now, but back in 2016, organisations were frantic to submit information for Phase 1 of ESOS by 29...
Where do companies report under SECR?
Where do companies report under SECR?
Companies in scope of the SECR legislation will need to include their energy and carbon information in their Directors’...
What is the purpose of SECR?
What is the purpose of SECR?
The purpose of SECR is to enable businesses and industry to improve energy efficiency by at least 20 per...
Which companies must report under SECR?
Which companies must report under SECR?
The SECR reporting framework applies to all quoted companies, large unquoted companies and large LLPs. 'Large' is defined as...
