UK SRS
UK SRS — the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards.
S1 general requirements and S2 climate disclosures, published by the Department for Business and Trade on 25 February 2026.
What they ask for, who must comply, and when.
UK SRS S2 climate disclosures are proposed to become mandatory (excluding Scope 3) for in-scope listed companies from this date; the FCA has not yet published its Policy Statement, expected autumn 2026. See full timeline
Start here
All explainers →The S1 & S2 standards, in plain English
Where UK SRS comes from, what it replaces, and how it maps to IFRS S1/S2.
UK SRS deadline — the full schedule
Endorsement, listed firms, then the wider rollout — dated.
Which entities UK SRS applies to
Listed, large private, and the thresholds that decide it.
Value-chain emissions under S2
The 15 categories, materiality, and where to start.
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This month →Key updates
All updates →- 20 Mar 2026
- 25 Feb 2026
- 12 Nov 2025
- 26 Jun 2023
Key deadlines
Full timeline →Are you ready to report?
Check your entity type, listing status and emissions footprint to see which UK SRS obligations apply — and by when.
Run the compliance checkExplore UK SRS
Related regimes
All sections →SECR
Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting — the mandatory energy and emissions disclosures in your annual report.
ESOS
Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme — Phase 4 audits, qualification thresholds and compliance deadlines.
TCFD
The four-pillar climate framework that underpins S2 — governance, strategy, risk and metrics.
UK SRS vs CSRD
How the UK standards differ from the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.
About UK SRS
UK SRS S1 and S2 were published by the Department for Business and Trade on 25 February 2026, adopting the global IFRS S1 and S2 standards with a set of UK-specific amendments, mapped in the government's Annex A, which carries no headline count.
The FCA's CP26/5 proposes mandatory UK SRS S2 climate disclosure (excluding Scope 3, which would be comply-or-explain) for the 515 listed companies it says would be required to comply, out of around 600 affected; a further 89, in the secondary-listing and depositary-receipts categories, would instead make a signposting statement about the overseas or voluntary standards they follow.
No Policy Statement has been published; the FCA expects to publish one in autumn 2026, with rules proposed to take effect from 1 January 2027.
Status — July 2026: the CP26/5 consultation closed on 20 March 2026; the FCA aims to publish its Policy Statement in autumn 2026, with rules in force from 1 January 2027.
For in-depth implementation guidance, see the dedicated UK SRS reference site.