Operational Control
Accounting for emissions from operations you control
What is Operational Control?
Under operational control, you account for emissions from operations where you have authority to introduce and implement operating policies.
Why It Matters for SECR
Operational control is the default approach for SECR. If you control an operation, you report its emissions—regardless of ownership percentage.
Examples
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Wholly owned operations: full emissions
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Controlled joint venture: full emissions despite 50% ownership
SECR Reporting Requirements
Operational control is standard SECR approach
Related Terms
How Operational Control Fits Into Your SECR Report
Understanding Operational Control is essential for accurate SECR reporting. This concept appears throughout the reporting process—from data collection to final disclosure. Make sure your finance and sustainability teams have a shared understanding of this term.
For practical guidance on applying this concept, see our calculation guides or use the compliance checker to assess your specific situation.
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