A golden opportunity: why SECR spells business success
When new regulations appear, the response of the business sector can be to bemoan additional workloads, potential extra costs or worrying punitive elements associated...
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...
Are enough UK firms acting on ESOS Phase 2 yet?
For anyone who's unaware, the second phase of the government’s flagship energy efficiency scheme, ESOS, is nearly upon us.
ESOS (Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme) is administered...
Will the total number of UK firms reporting on energy and carbon grow under...
Will the total number of UK firms reporting on energy and carbon grow under SECR?
Yes. BEIS estimates some 11,900 companies will report their energy...
Can a company report on SECR electronically?
Can a company report on SECR electronically?
Electronic reporting will be voluntary for SECR information from 2019, although BEIS plans to keep mandatory electronic reporting...
BEIS publishes full catalogue of EII consultation questions
You’ll have spotted that the Government is seeking views on whether to widen the scope of eligibility for energy intensive industries (EIIs) for exemption...
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...
Make your voice heard: Consultation opens consultation on EII exemption
The Government has opened a consultation to seek views on whether to widen the scope of eligibility for energy intensive industries (EIIs) for exemption...
What will SECR be worth to the UK?
What will SECR be worth to the UK?
BEIS estimates SECR should result in a reduction of £1.3 million in annual costs to business. Some...
Are there any exemptions from SECR?
Are there any exemptions from SECR?
Yes, several.
If your organisation qualifies as a “low energy user” by consuming 40MWh or less during the relevant financial...
