One Dataset, Three Reports: Tackling SECR, ESOS & SRS in a Single Workflow

Live webinar: 6 May 2026, 4:00 PM BST

Most UK energy and sustainability managers now face three overlapping reporting obligations that have historically been treated as completely separate workstreams. SECR, ESOS Phase 4, and the upcoming UK SRS each come with their own consultants, data pulls, and timelines.

But these three share 70–80% of the same underlying energy data. Treating them as one coordinated exercise saves significant time and cost. This webinar shows you exactly how to do that.

What we'll cover

We'll start with the current regulatory landscape, including a SECR refresher, what's changed with ESOS Phase 4, and where UK SRS currently stands.

From there we'll look at the data overlap across all three obligations, where they share common ground and where they diverge. Then we'll walk through a unified workflow that lets you collect once, calculate once, and output three compliant reports from the same dataset.

We'll also cover the mistakes we see most often, like inconsistent organisational boundaries between reports, mismatched emission factors, and ESOS recommendations that are too vague to pass compliance. Finally, we'll show what good looks like when you bring SECR, ESOS, and SRS reporting together into a single process.

Who should attend

This session is for energy managers, sustainability leads, and facilities managers at SECR-obligated UK companies. It's equally relevant for finance directors and company secretaries responsible for Directors' Report sign-off, and for consultants advising clients across these frameworks.

If your organisation qualifies for SECR (£36M+ turnover or 250+ employees) and ESOS, you almost certainly have overlapping obligations that this session will help you streamline.

What you'll take away

These aren't three separate problems. They share the same data spine, and treating them independently means duplicating work you've already done.

ESOS Phase 4 is stricter than Phase 3. Companies that coasted through the last phase need to step up on data quality and recommendations this time around.

UK SRS is coming faster than most people think. Getting your SECR and ESOS house in order now is the single best preparation you can do.

The Directors' Report is a board-level document. Your numbers need to be defensible, consistent across frameworks, and ready for scrutiny.

Start with data quality, not report templates. The reports write themselves if the underlying data is clean and well-structured.