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This is the map of the site: 13 sections and 127 pages, grouped by the regime or subject they answer.
Each section opens with its hub page, and each hub links its own explainers, deadlines and tools.
If you know the word but not the page, the glossary defines it and points to where it is covered.
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The section hubs, one per regime or subject
35 pages
UK SRS
UK SRS S1 and S2, published by DBT on 25 February 2026 and voluntary; the FCA’s comply-or-explain listing rules from 2027; scope, dates, assurance and implementation.
5 pages
SECR
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting: law since 2019, in the directors’ report, for quoted companies and large unquoted companies and LLPs.
11 pages
ESOS
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme: Phase 4 qualification on 31 December 2026, notification by 5 December 2027.
3 pages
Emissions
Greenhouse gas accounting: the GHG Protocol, the three scopes, and how Scope 3 is reported under UK SRS.
6 pages
Global standards
IFRS S1 and S2 from the ISSB, the global baseline UK SRS is built from, and how the UK text differs.
8 pages
ESRS and CSRD
The EU’s revised ESRS and the CSRD after Omnibus I: double materiality, and the test that reaches UK groups.
9 pages
ESG
Environmental, social and governance reporting: what UK law actually asks for, pillar by pillar and duty by duty.
9 pages
TCFD and the SDR
The TCFD recommendations, the UK climate duties built on them, what replaces them, and the FCA’s Sustainability Disclosure Requirements.
20 pages
Software
What reporting software must do for UK SRS, SECR and the ESRS, and vendor profiles from each vendor’s own published material.
8 pages
Advisory and certification
What sustainability, net zero, carbon and CSRD consultants do, how to choose one, and the certifications buyers ask about.
5 pages
Reference
The primers and the vocabulary: what sustainability reporting is, the frameworks and principles, the glossary, and a sector standard.
2 pages
News
Dated stories.
New coverage for the whole family publishes on srsreport.com.
6 pages
About this site
Who publishes this reference, how to reach us, and the policies.
The UK SRS section is the largest, because the standards, the FCA’s listing rules and the implementation questions each need their own page; its front door is the UK SRS hub.
Energy and carbon are split across two statutory regimes, SECR and ESOS, because they have different tests, dates and penalties.
The global and European standards sit in their own sections: IFRS for the ISSB baseline, and ESRS for the EU’s.
Climate disclosure history is under TCFD, with what TCFD was and what replaced it as the place to start.
Wider ESG questions start on the ESG hub, and choosing outside help on the consultancy guide.
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| Your question | Start with |
|---|---|
| What is sustainability reporting, and which parts are law? | Sustainability reporting primer |
| Do we have to report against UK SRS? | UK SRS thresholds and scope |
| When is our first UK SRS report due? | UK SRS deadline |
| Are we in SECR? | SECR thresholds |
| Are we in ESOS Phase 4? | ESOS Phase 4 thresholds |
| Does EU CSRD reach our UK group? | CSRD for UK companies |
| How do UK SRS and IFRS S1/S2 differ? | UK SRS vs IFRS S1 and S2 |
| What do we say if we cannot disclose something? | UK SRS compliance |
| What does a word mean? | Glossary |
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127 pages in 13 sections.
UK SRS
UK SRS S1 and S2, published by DBT on 25 February 2026 and voluntary; the FCA’s comply-or-explain listing rules from 2027; scope, dates, assurance and implementation.
- UK SRS hub
- What is UK SRS?
- UK SRS S1
- UK SRS S2
- UK SRS S1 and S2 together
- The four pillars of UK SRS
- UK SRS S1 materiality
- UK SRS requirements
- The FCA’s UK SRS rules
- UK SRS thresholds and scope
- UK SRS deadline
- UK SRS timeline
- UK sustainability regulation timeline
- UK SRS in 2026
- UK SRS in 2025
- UK SRS legislation
- The FCA rule, clause by clause
- Who regulates UK SRS
- Private companies and UK SRS
- Are sustainability reports mandatory?
- SME sustainability reporting
- Overseas companies and UK SRS
- Voluntary UK SRS reporting
- UK SRS compliance
- UK SRS compliance calculator
- UK SRS reporting guidance
- UK SRS gap analysis
- UK SRS assurance
- ISSA (UK) 5000
- UK SRS for boards
- UK SRS for financial services
- Transition plans and UK SRS
- UK transition plan regulation
- Climate scenario analysis
- UK SRS FAQ
SECR
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting: law since 2019, in the directors’ report, for quoted companies and large unquoted companies and LLPs.
ESOS
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme: Phase 4 qualification on 31 December 2026, notification by 5 December 2027.
Emissions
Greenhouse gas accounting: the GHG Protocol, the three scopes, and how Scope 3 is reported under UK SRS.
Global standards
IFRS S1 and S2 from the ISSB, the global baseline UK SRS is built from, and how the UK text differs.
ESRS and CSRD
The EU’s revised ESRS and the CSRD after Omnibus I: double materiality, and the test that reaches UK groups.
ESG
Environmental, social and governance reporting: what UK law actually asks for, pillar by pillar and duty by duty.
TCFD and the SDR
The TCFD recommendations, the UK climate duties built on them, what replaces them, and the FCA’s Sustainability Disclosure Requirements.
Software
What reporting software must do for UK SRS, SECR and the ESRS, and vendor profiles from each vendor’s own published material.
Advisory and certification
What sustainability, net zero, carbon and CSRD consultants do, how to choose one, and the certifications buyers ask about.
Reference
The primers and the vocabulary: what sustainability reporting is, the frameworks and principles, the glossary, and a sector standard.
News
Dated stories.
New coverage for the whole family publishes on srsreport.com.
About this site
Who publishes this reference, how to reach us, and the policies.
How it is written
How this reference is organised, and what every page shares
This is an editorial standards reference: each page takes one standard or rule, reads it at the provision, and states its status exactly.
The status words are the same on every page: in force, final, voluntary, proposed.
Every figure, date and threshold is cited inline to the instrument’s owner, and each page lists its primary sources at the foot.
Each page also carries the date it was last verified against those sources.
Who publishes the site, and how to correct it, is on the about page and the contact page.