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Comply with the UK’s Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) using Mavarick’s platform to measure and report in one click.
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Measure and report carbon emissions across all 3 scopes with our leading carbon footprint software.
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Know where your emissions are highest across your supply chain with detailed carbon footprint assessment.
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Effortless SECR Reports
Boost full scope emissions tracking accuracy by automating data collection, minimising manual input, and capturing data from various sources and file formats. Ensure Scope 3 high-quality data using Mavarick’s seamless suppliers' data request.
Use Mavarick’s platform to generate SECR easily, reducing the workload for your teams. You can download a spreadsheet containing all your electricity and carbon data, ready for report. All your information is safe and encrypted. For more information, check https://mavarick.ai/trust/.
Maintain oversight and control throughout the entire integrated reporting process. Role-based permissions enable you to manage access to information accordingly and not miss deadlines. Moreover, Mavarick’s AI-powered system identifies data gaps and anomalies for your review.
Maintain data consistency and accuracy with Mavarick’s features on audit trails and dashboards that support each datapoints’ verification through recalculation and data source historical tracking.
FAQ
In the UK, the SECR (Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting) regulations replaced the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) scheme on April 1st, 2019. This change aimed to simplify reporting requirements while expanding mandatory carbon reporting to nearly 8,000 additional businesses. The energy and carbon reporting requirements for all large UK organizations (with some exemptions) align with the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations.
Starting from financial years beginning on or after April 1st, 2019, SECR apply to:
- Quoted companies
- Large unquoted companies
- Large Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)
Exemptions from full SECR disclosure are granted to organizations that can confirm they have used 40,000 kWh of energy or less during the reporting period, where directors believe that disclosing energy and carbon information would be seriously prejudicial to the organization's interests, or where it is impractical to obtain the required information.
Companies subject to this legislation must include their energy and carbon information in their Directors’ Report as part of their annual filing obligations.
The requirements differ for quoted companies and large unquoted companies or LLPs.
Definition of Large Companies (Companies Act 2006):
- More than 250 employees
- Annual turnover over £36 million
- Annual balance sheet over £18 million
Quoted Companies Must Report:
- Annual greenhouse gas emissions from company activities (fuel combustion, facility operations) and purchased electricity, heat, steam, or cooling
- Global energy consumption
- Previous year’s energy use and greenhouse gas emissions
- At least one intensity ratio
- Energy efficiency actions taken
- Methodology used
Large Unquoted Companies and LLPs Must Report:
- UK energy use (minimum: gas, electricity, transport, including UK offshore areas)
- Associated greenhouse gas emissions
- Previous year’s energy use and greenhouse gas emissions
- At least one intensity ratio
- Energy efficiency actions taken
- Methodology used
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