The Workdry Group ESG Report 2025 - Report - Page 43
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting
SECR requires disclosure of principal energy
efficiency actions taken during the reporting
period. The Workdry Group continues to implement
a programme of operational and estate-based
improvements designed to reduce energy
consumption and improve efficiency.
Insights from SECR and ESOS reporting feed
into broader ESG decision-making, supporting
improvements in data quality, risk management
and long-term planning. SECR therefore acts as
both a compliance mechanism and a foundation
for continued enhancement of The Group’s
environmental performance and reporting Maturity.
These include:
• Transitioning sites to renewable electricity
supply, where feasible
• Investment in on-site renewable generation,
including solar Photovoltaic (PV)
• Ongoing upgrades to energy-efficient lighting
and building systems
• Enhanced utility monitoring to improve visibility
of consumption and identify opportunities for
improvement
It also links directly with our Decarbonisation efforts
and focus on cost efficiency.
As part of our Phase 3 Action we have realised
over 35,000 kWh worth of energy efficiency
savings through improved energy monitoring,
upgrades to lighting and additional building
controls. Looking ahead, we plan to complete
our Phase 4 audits in Q2 2026 to get ahead of
game and start realising further energy
efficiency savings.
These actions support both compliance with SECR
requirements and broader environmental objectives
under the ESG Framework.
Alignment with ESOS and wider ESG reporting
SECR reporting is closely aligned with The Workdry
Group’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme
(ESOS) compliance. The Group has completed
its Phase 3 ESOS submission and is progressing
energy efficiency action planning in line with
regulatory timelines.
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