Meet compliance requirements

Meet compliance requirements

Prepare climate reporting for key frameworks and disclosure requests, including SECR, PPN 006, SBTi, B Corp and carbon neutral certification. Get the data, documentation and expert support you need to respond confidently to customers, procurement teams, auditors and regulators.

Measure and reduce your emissions

Meet compliance requirements

Meet compliance requirements

Prepare climate reporting for key frameworks and disclosure requests, including SECR, PPN 006, SBTi, B Corp and carbon neutral certification. Get the data, documentation and expert support you need to respond confidently to customers, procurement teams, auditors and regulators.

Measure and reduce your emissions

Meet compliance requirements

Meet compliance requirements

Prepare climate reporting for key frameworks and disclosure requests, including SECR, PPN 006, SBTi, B Corp and carbon neutral certification. Get the data, documentation and expert support you need to respond confidently to customers, procurement teams, auditors and regulators.

Measure and reduce your emissions

Build reporting that stands up to scrutiny

Compliance reporting is becoming harder to manage across regulations, certification standards, procurement requirements and stakeholder expectations. Ecologi helps you bring emissions data, reduction plans, verified credits and evidence together in one clear, defensible reporting process.

Climate reporting is no longer optional

Climate reporting is no longer optional

More businesses are being asked to disclose emissions, evidence reduction plans and support climate claims with credible data. Without a clear reporting process, compliance can create audit risk, reputational risk and pressure during tenders or certification.

Reporting with evidence

Prepare reports with clear evidence

Ecologi helps you measure emissions, structure reduction plans, source verified credits and prepare documentation for frameworks like SECR, PPN 006, SBTi, B Corp and ISO 14068-1. You get expert guidance and outputs your team can use with confidence.

Build reporting that stands up to scrutiny

Compliance reporting is becoming harder to manage across regulations, certification standards, procurement requirements and stakeholder expectations. Ecologi helps you bring emissions data, reduction plans, verified credits and evidence together in one clear, defensible reporting process.

Climate reporting is no longer optional

Climate reporting is no longer optional

More businesses are being asked to disclose emissions, evidence reduction plans and support climate claims with credible data. Without a clear reporting process, compliance can create audit risk, reputational risk and pressure during tenders or certification.

Reporting with evidence

Prepare reports with clear evidence

Ecologi helps you measure emissions, structure reduction plans, source verified credits and prepare documentation for frameworks like SECR, PPN 006, SBTi, B Corp and ISO 14068-1. You get expert guidance and outputs your team can use with confidence.

Build reporting that stands up to scrutiny

Compliance reporting is becoming harder to manage across regulations, certification standards, procurement requirements and stakeholder expectations. Ecologi helps you bring emissions data, reduction plans, verified credits and evidence together in one clear, defensible reporting process.

Climate reporting is no longer optional

Climate reporting is no longer optional

More businesses are being asked to disclose emissions, evidence reduction plans and support climate claims with credible data. Without a clear reporting process, compliance can create audit risk, reputational risk and pressure during tenders or certification.

Reporting with evidence

Prepare reports with clear evidence

Ecologi helps you measure emissions, structure reduction plans, source verified credits and prepare documentation for frameworks like SECR, PPN 006, SBTi, B Corp and ISO 14068-1. You get expert guidance and outputs your team can use with confidence.

How we support your compliance reporting

Different rules apply depending on your size, sector and who's asking. Here's where to start.

SECR compliant reporting

SECR compliance

For large UK companies (250+ employees or £36m+ turnover) reporting energy use and emissions.

PPN 006 Carbon Reduction Plan

PPN 006

For suppliers bidding on central government contracts over £5m, needing a Carbon Reduction Plan.

SBTi target setting

SBTi targets

For businesses setting science-based, independently validated reduction targets.

Carbon neutral certification

Carbon neutral certification

For businesses wanting to make a verified, defensible carbon neutral claim.

How we support your compliance reporting

Different rules apply depending on your size, sector and who's asking. Here's where to start.

SECR compliant reporting

SECR compliance

For large UK companies (250+ employees or £36m+ turnover) reporting energy use and emissions.

PPN 006 Carbon Reduction Plan

PPN 006

For suppliers bidding on central government contracts over £5m, needing a Carbon Reduction Plan.

SBTi target setting

SBTi targets

For businesses setting science-based, independently validated reduction targets.

Carbon neutral certification

Carbon neutral certification

For businesses wanting to make a verified, defensible carbon neutral claim.

How we support your compliance reporting

Different rules apply depending on your size, sector and who's asking. Here's where to start.

SECR compliant reporting

SECR compliance

For large UK companies (250+ employees or £36m+ turnover) reporting energy use and emissions.

PPN 006 Carbon Reduction Plan

PPN 006

For suppliers bidding on central government contracts over £5m, needing a Carbon Reduction Plan.

SBTi target setting

SBTi targets

For businesses setting science-based, independently validated reduction targets.

Carbon neutral certification

Carbon neutral certification

For businesses wanting to make a verified, defensible carbon neutral claim.

Ready to get your reporting audit-ready?

Book a 30-minute call to walk through SECR, PPN 006, SBTi or carbon neutral certification, whichever applies to you.

Ready to get your reporting audit-ready?

Book a 30-minute call to walk through SECR, PPN 006, SBTi or carbon neutral certification, whichever applies to you.

Ready to get your reporting audit-ready?

Book a 30-minute call to walk through SECR, PPN 006, SBTi or carbon neutral certification, whichever applies to you.

“Ecologi’s portfolio was clear and well-structured, with proactive risk assessments that gave us confidence in the projects selected. Communication has been transparent throughout and the support from the team has made the partnership a genuinely positive experience."

Katherine Barrow, Global Head of Environment at Swift

Swift
Katherine Barrow

“Ecologi’s portfolio was clear and well-structured, with proactive risk assessments that gave us confidence in the projects selected. Communication has been transparent throughout and the support from the team has made the partnership a genuinely positive experience."

Katherine Barrow, Global Head of Environment at Swift

Swift
Katherine Barrow

“Ecologi’s portfolio was clear and well-structured, with proactive risk assessments that gave us confidence in the projects selected. Communication has been transparent throughout and the support from the team has made the partnership a genuinely positive experience."

Katherine Barrow

Katherine Barrow, Global Head of Environment at Swift

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FAQs

Which businesses are required to comply with SECR?

SECR applies to the following entities in the UK:

  • Quoted companies of any size

  • Large unquoted companies and LLPs that meet at least two of these criteria:

    • Turnover of £36 million (or more)

    • Balance sheet total of £18 million (or more)

    • 250 (or more) employees

Unquoted companies or LLPs are exempt if their energy use is under 40 MWh/year, although they must still disclose that exemption.

These criteria are defined in UK government SECR guidance.

What is involved in SECR reporting?

SECR reporting requirements differ slightly by organisation:

Quoted companies must report:

  • Global energy use (in kWh)

  • Global Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions

  • At least one emissions intensity ratio

  • Energy efficiency actions taken during the financial year

  • The methodology used for calculations

Large unquoted companies and LLPs must report:

  • UK energy use (electricity, gas, transport fuel)

  • Associated UK Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions

  • A prior-year comparison (except in the first reporting year)

  • At least one intensity ratio

  • A narrative on energy efficiency actions and methodology

When and where do we report SECR data?

SECR disclosures must be included annually, aligned with the organisation’s financial year.

Quoted companies must include SECR information in their Directors’ Report (or Strategic Report, if more appropriate).

Unquoted companies and LLPs must prepare an Energy and Carbon Report, approved and signed by designated members.

Reports are filed with Companies House as part of statutory accounts.

How does 3Rs Certification compare to ISO 14064?

ISO 14064 is an international standard for greenhouse gas accounting and verification. It provides a framework for measuring and reporting emissions but does not include reduction targets, climate funding requirements or a progression pathway to net zero.

3Rs Certification builds on the same rigorous measurement principles as ISO 14064 and adds the full strategic layer: science-aligned targets, structured climate investment and transparent reporting. For businesses that want to go beyond accounting and demonstrate active progress toward net zero, 3Rs provides the complete framework.

What does carbon reporting involve?

Carbon reporting involves collecting data about your business activities, converting it into an emissions figure expressed in tonnes of CO2 equivalent (CO2e), and recording it against each emissions source. The process follows the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, categorising emissions into Scope 1, 2 and 3. The output is your GHG inventory: an auditable record of what you emit and where it comes from.

Which regulations require carbon reporting?

In the UK: SECR applies to large companies and LLPs. PPN 006 requires a verified Carbon Reduction Plan from any business tendering for government contracts above £5 million. CSRD affects businesses with significant EU operations. SBTi validation requires a completed GHG Protocol-aligned inventory. Ecologi’s platform is built to support all of these frameworks.

How are Carbon Reduction Plans assessed under PPN 006?

Carbon Reduction Plans are assessed as a condition of participation, meaning suppliers must meet the minimum standard to progress in procurement.

FAQs

Which businesses are required to comply with SECR?

SECR applies to the following entities in the UK:

  • Quoted companies of any size

  • Large unquoted companies and LLPs that meet at least two of these criteria:

    • Turnover of £36 million (or more)

    • Balance sheet total of £18 million (or more)

    • 250 (or more) employees

Unquoted companies or LLPs are exempt if their energy use is under 40 MWh/year, although they must still disclose that exemption.

These criteria are defined in UK government SECR guidance.

What is involved in SECR reporting?

SECR reporting requirements differ slightly by organisation:

Quoted companies must report:

  • Global energy use (in kWh)

  • Global Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions

  • At least one emissions intensity ratio

  • Energy efficiency actions taken during the financial year

  • The methodology used for calculations

Large unquoted companies and LLPs must report:

  • UK energy use (electricity, gas, transport fuel)

  • Associated UK Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions

  • A prior-year comparison (except in the first reporting year)

  • At least one intensity ratio

  • A narrative on energy efficiency actions and methodology

When and where do we report SECR data?

SECR disclosures must be included annually, aligned with the organisation’s financial year.

Quoted companies must include SECR information in their Directors’ Report (or Strategic Report, if more appropriate).

Unquoted companies and LLPs must prepare an Energy and Carbon Report, approved and signed by designated members.

Reports are filed with Companies House as part of statutory accounts.

How does 3Rs Certification compare to ISO 14064?

ISO 14064 is an international standard for greenhouse gas accounting and verification. It provides a framework for measuring and reporting emissions but does not include reduction targets, climate funding requirements or a progression pathway to net zero.

3Rs Certification builds on the same rigorous measurement principles as ISO 14064 and adds the full strategic layer: science-aligned targets, structured climate investment and transparent reporting. For businesses that want to go beyond accounting and demonstrate active progress toward net zero, 3Rs provides the complete framework.

What does carbon reporting involve?

Carbon reporting involves collecting data about your business activities, converting it into an emissions figure expressed in tonnes of CO2 equivalent (CO2e), and recording it against each emissions source. The process follows the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, categorising emissions into Scope 1, 2 and 3. The output is your GHG inventory: an auditable record of what you emit and where it comes from.

Which regulations require carbon reporting?

In the UK: SECR applies to large companies and LLPs. PPN 006 requires a verified Carbon Reduction Plan from any business tendering for government contracts above £5 million. CSRD affects businesses with significant EU operations. SBTi validation requires a completed GHG Protocol-aligned inventory. Ecologi’s platform is built to support all of these frameworks.

How are Carbon Reduction Plans assessed under PPN 006?

Carbon Reduction Plans are assessed as a condition of participation, meaning suppliers must meet the minimum standard to progress in procurement.