5 Biggest SECR Mistakes
In this 20-minutes video you will learn all you need to know to avoid the 5 biggest SECR mistakes. Learn which are the most common mistakes companies do when complying with SECR and how to avoid them.
Who needs to comply with SECR?
If your company is classed as “large” in accordance with the Companies Act 2006 you will need to carry out SECR compliance and provide a record in your end-of-year accounts.
“Large” companies are those that meet 2 out of the 3 following criteria you will need to do an SECR report:
- A turnover over £36m
- A balance sheet over £18m
- More than 250 employees
In addition, all UK quoted companies (MGHG) will need to submit an SECR report.
Businesses that use less than 40MWh over the reporting period are exempt, but a statement confirming your energy use at this level still needs to be included. Public sector organisations are exempt from having to submit SECR reports.
What is PLATO?
PLATO is the professional cloud-based software that allows you to generate carbon emissions and energy usage reports such as ESOS, SECR and carbon reduction plans. It allows you to analyse and monitor your Scope 1, 2 and 3. PLATO gives you the opportunity to enhance your company’s energy and cost efficiency through advanced software with the help of our experts.
Can I do my SECR report with PLATO?
Yes, you can. You only need to upload all the data to the software (you can check what data do you need on the SECR Checklist dashboard). Once you have submitted everything to PLATO, you can request your report. Our experts will review it before handling it to you.
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