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Aligning EV programmes with SECR reporting

How EV benefits help employers reduce Scope 3 emissions and support mandatory SECR disclosures.

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Why SECR matters

Most larger companies must report emissions under SECR. EV programmes influence both Scope 1 and Scope 3.

How EVs improve reporting quality

  • Predictable emissions data
  • Better journey and mileage reporting
  • Removal of ICE-related Scope 1 emissions
  • Employer access to consistent vehicle data

From reporting to strategy

SECR becomes meaningful when combined with a credible fleet and mobility plan, not treated as a tick-box exercise.

About the author

Written by Paul Fagan, Founder of Fagan & Company. Paul advises UK employers on EV salary sacrifice, fleet electrification, and insurance strategy.

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