by Mia Pepperdine | Oct 12, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Carbon Footprint, Energy Management, News
If your charity’s financial year started on or after 1 January 2026, your first SORP 2026 reporting year is already underway. That matters, because the data your trustees will need to report is being created right now. It’s sitting in your energy bills,...
by Mia Pepperdine | Oct 9, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Carbon Footprint, Energy Management, News
If SECR is the only emissions obligation your business will ever face, dedicated SECR software will do the job. Very few UK manufacturers are still in that position. Customers are sending Scope 3 questionnaires. EU buyers want embedded emissions data. Public sector...
by Mia Pepperdine | Oct 5, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Carbon Footprint, Energy Management, News
Ask most football clubs how much carbon a matchday produces, and they could probably give you an estimate. However, very few could give you a measured number. Blues Go Green set out to change that. What is Blues Go Green? Blues Go Green is a partnership between...
by Mia Pepperdine | Sep 24, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Carbon Footprint, Energy Management, News
You have commissioned an EPD. Data has been collected. The LCA practitioner starts building the model and comes back with a list: this supplier figure covers different modules, that one was calculated under the previous version of the standard, this one has expired,...
by Mia Pepperdine | Sep 24, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Carbon Footprint, Energy Management, News
Most organisations think of ESOS as just an audit, a signature, or a notification, often filed and forgotten for four years. The ones getting value from it treat the audit as the input to something else. Phase 4 asks you to identify cost effective energy savings...
by Mia Pepperdine | Sep 4, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Carbon Footprint, Energy Management, News
Measuring your supply chain emissions and producing a CSRD ready disclosure are two different jobs, and the second one is where most programmes stall. A number in a spreadsheet is not a disclosure. Under CSRD you have to justify why you reported that category at all,...
