Energy use & emissions
UK electricity, gas and transport fuel and their emissions, computed with the factor edition valid for each record’s own period.
SECR · UK energy & carbon
The energy and carbon figures a SECR disclosure needs.
Terrametri turns your energy and activity data into the UK energy use and greenhouse-gas emissions a SECR disclosure requires — priced with period-correct DEFRA/DESNZ factors and traceable to the record behind each number. The intensity ratio a SECR disclosure also needs is not computed yet.
What you get
SECR figures from validated activity data.
An intensity ratio — not built yet
The figures an intensity ratio divides are here and traceable; the ratio itself is not computed. When it lands it will resolve to its records, like every other figure — today you would work it out from them yourself.
One record set, several returns
The same validated data drives SECR, a CSRD / ESRS E1 disclosure, and carbon accounting.
Questions
SECR reporting, answered
What figures does a SECR disclosure need?
Broadly: UK energy use (electricity, gas and transport fuel), the associated greenhouse-gas emissions, at least one intensity ratio, and the methodology used. Terrametri computes the energy and emissions figures from the same validated activity data as your wider carbon reporting. The intensity ratio is not built yet — today you would derive it from those figures yourself.
How does this relate to CSRD / ESRS E1?
SECR is UK energy-and-carbon reporting under the Companies Act; ESRS E1 is the EU climate disclosure under CSRD. They draw on overlapping activity data, so one record set can feed both — see the ESRS E1 page.
Where do the factors come from?
Loaded DEFRA/DESNZ editions, applied at each record's own reporting period — the same period-correct discipline used across the platform, so figures are consistent and traceable.
See your SECR figures trace to source.
We’ll compute energy use and emissions on a sample of your data.