Empowering Sustainability Managers to Optimise Energy Efficiency and Environmental Performance

The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is a mandatory energy compliance initiative for large enterprises in the UK, capturing almost 12,000 organisations. With Phase 4 now underway and the first reporting deadline set for 5th December 2024, just six months after the Phase 3 deadline, businesses must adapt to the new requirements. Unlike previous phases, annual submissions to the Environment Agency (EA) are now required.

Mastering GHG emissions reporting is crucial in achieving sustainability targets and reducing carbon footprints.

In the face of increasing climate change challenges, climate-related financial reporting has become essential for businesses to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability, manage risks, and comply with evolving regulations.

Robust and transparent climate reporting is no longer optional for businesses but becoming essential and critical in an increasing number of jurisdictions around the world. As countries across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region step up to implement mandatory climate reporting standards, businesses are tasked with adapting swiftly to these new regulations. EP&T Global, with its deep roots and extensive experience in building energy monitoring, efficiency and reporting in commercial real estate, is uniquely positioned to guide property owners, financial, asset and fund managers through this evolving landscape.

EP&T Global is leading the charge by proudly announcing our gold sponsorship for the much-awaited Future of Office Space Summit 2024. As the premier platform for discussing the strategy, technology, and innovation in office environments, the summit promises to be a cornerstone event, taking place on March 19th at the Hilton Sydney hotel.

Accurate data plays a crucial role in effective ESG reporting and can help companies avoid the pitfalls of greenwashing. As businesses increasingly prioritise ESG considerations, stakeholders and investors expect transparency and accountability in reporting practices. Accurate data can ensure that companies meet these expectations and build trust with stakeholders.