What is a Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting intensity ratio?
What is a SECR intensity ratio?
Companies complying with Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting must include at least one intensity ratio in their report.
An intensity...
My company qualified for ESOS phase 1 – does it automatically qualify for phase...
My company qualified for ESOS phase 1 – does it automatically qualify for phase 2?
Not necessarily. The definition of a ‘large undertaking’ quotes balance...
ESOS: Should I include installations that generate energy, e.g. CHP?
ESOS: Should I include installations that generate energy, e.g. CHP?
Large installations generating or using energy should be included in your total energy consumption calculation....
I’m not sure if I need to comply with ESOS phase 2 as my...
I’m not sure if I need to comply with ESOS phase 2 as my organisation is close to the qualification threshold – how can...
What is the cost of ESOS phase 2?
What is the cost of ESOS phase 2?
Unless they have a qualified ESOS lead assessor in-house, most companies will be appointing an external company...
How should parent companies, their subsidiaries or LLPs report on SECR?
How should parent companies, their subsidiaries or LLPs report on SECR?
If you are reporting at group level, you should take into account not only...
What about ESOS and Brexit?
What about ESOS and Brexit?
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme was introduced to meet the requirements of the EU Energy Efficiency Directive, so many businesses are asking...
Do I need to report on Scope 3 emissions under SECR?
Do I need to report on Scope 3 emissions under SECR?
Reporting on Scope 3 emissions is voluntary for quoted companies, but strongly encouraged.
For large...
What do ESOS lead assessors do?
What do ESOS lead assessors do?
Your lead assessor must review your ESOS assessment to consider whether it meets the requirements of the scheme.
This will...
Under ESOS, how is energy defined?
Under ESOS, how is energy defined?
Under ESOS, energy is defined as all forms of energy products, including:
combustible fuels
heat (excluding your organisation’s surplus...
