SECR reporting software

What the SECR reporting software does

NZC Portal’s SECR reporting software helps you prepare the SECR disclosure of UK energy use, Scope 1 and 2 emissions and an intensity ratio for your annual report, with the evidence kept. The SECR module within NZC Portal is designed to support operating companies in meeting Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) requirements in a structured and repeatable way.

The module enables organisations to produce consistent, auditable energy and carbon disclosures aligned to financial reporting cycles.

What this module supports

This module enables users to:

• Compile energy and carbon data required for SECR reporting
• Produce consistent intensity metrics and disclosures
• Maintain evidence to support statutory reporting
• Align energy and carbon data with financial year boundaries

Key inputs

The module typically draws on:

• Electricity, gas, and fuel consumption data
• Transport energy and emissions data where applicable
• Organisational and boundary configuration aligned to SECR requirements
• Intensity metric definitions relevant to the business

Inputs can be uploaded, integrated, or managed manually depending on data availability.

Key outputs

The module produces clear, decision-ready outputs, including:

• SECR-compliant summaries and disclosures
• Energy and emissions intensity metrics
• Exportable reports suitable for annual accounts
• Evidence packs and audit trails supporting statutory review

Outputs can be generated at site, business unit, or organisational level.

How this module is used in practice

Typical use cases include:

• Preparing SECR disclosures for annual reporting
• Supporting finance and sustainability teams with consistent data
• Responding to audit and assurance queries
• Using SECR outputs to inform energy and carbon strategy

How this module fits within NZC Portal

The SECR module integrates with energy management, ESOS, transport, and carbon reporting modules within NZC Portal.

This ensures:

• Consistent data across statutory and voluntary reporting
• Alignment between operational performance and disclosures
• Clear traceability from source data to reported figures