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We deliver smart solutions for stronger sustainability, driving meaningful change through custom carbon reduction planning and ESG reporting services.

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    ESOS, SECR & Climate Change Agreements (CCA) – fully produced

    With a team of qualified carbon consultants, Leyton supports businesses with a wide range of carbon reduction and ESG reporting services, from energy tracking and emission calculations to net-zero modelling and full ESG reporting.

    Our team can tailor the service to suit your needs, building a reporting and planning structure that helps you unlock savings, gain a competitive advantage, and future-proof your business.

    Our expert consultants have the capabilities to support with a wide range of sustainability reporting services, consisting of but not limited to:

    Energy and carbon reporting & tracking
    Scope 1, 2 & 3 measurements
    Board & investor summary
    ESG reporting & net zero pathway modelling
    Audit and compliance ready reporting


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    Leyton’s five-step process for stronger corporate sustainability

    We offer smart solutions for stronger corporate sustainability.
    Our five-step process is designed to build a sustainable ethos by focusing on:

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      Baseline

      Understand your current position and gain a full picture of your business’s energy usage and carbon emissions across Scope 1,2 and 3.

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      Strategy

      We design a bespoke net zero pathway in line with your business objectives, working to align your wider strategy with a carbon-smart future.

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      Measurement

      You can’t monitor what you can’t measure. We develop an end-to-end reporting suite to keep your strategy on track and steer your company towards a sustainable future.

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      Reduction

      We create practical solutions to help reduce your energy usage, from small behavioural changes to large-scale technical and project support.

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      Monetisation

      Turn your strategy into a competitive advantage by identifying potential cost savings, staying ahead of evolving regulations and enhancing access to future capital investment.

    What is sustainability reporting?

    Sustainability reporting is essentially where a business measures and discloses its environmental impact, while also explaining how it plans to reduce its carbon footprint.

    With the UK Government committed to reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and tightening procurement and regulations, sustainability reporting helps businesses navigate the ever-growing reporting requirements that they face.
    Comprehensive sustainability reports will contain clear insights into energy use, carbon emissions, and ESG performance and provide a clear roadmap for meaningful carbon reduction and cost savings.

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    What are the benefits of sustainability reporting?

    Aside from the UK Government’s net zero and carbon reduction commitments, there are significant benefits to businesses investing in detailed carbon and ESG reporting data, including:

    • Cost savings

      Through conducting an end-to-end review of all fuel and energy consumption activity, having a clear vision of the current picture versus where the business could improve makes room for immense cost savings for businesses.


    • Customer loyalty

      Demonstrating environmental responsibility can increase trust and further establish relationships with existing customers and clients, not only boosting retention but strengthening profitability and brand reputation.


    • Brand differentiation

      As societal focus shifts to environmental and social governance themes, featuring carbon reduction and ESG reporting in your wider business strategy and goals can set your company apart from others, highlighting a considered attitude to your wider business impact.


    • Investor preference

      It is becoming increasingly common for investors to prioritise carbon planning and reporting, showing that business goals must now align with environmental and societal concerns.

    • Risk mitigation

      Understanding your current environmental position not only gives a holistic view of what is and isn’t working well, but can highlight where future risks may lie. Identifying these in advance allows for forward planning to be put in place in response to potential rising energy costs.

    Corporate Sustainability and ESG Reporting Specialists

    The question isn’t whether Carbon matters, it’s how fast your business can turn it into a strategic advantage. We’ve designed our service to enable you to be carbon smart before your competitors are; with simplicity at the forefront, we listen to your specific business needs, remove the jargon and generate meaningful results.

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    Our Services in Energy Tax Exemptions

    To be able to benefit from the energy tax exemptions, we offer a 360° service, from auditing your processes to implementing action plans to enhance your exemplary and competitive performance.
    These services are turnkey and linked to the success of obtaining financing.

    • Energy-Intensive Industries Compensation (ETS)

      Energy-intensive industries pay more because of their higher consumption thus leading to a significant price differential between the UK and countries which have lower or zero pricing for carbon. The EII compensation scheme is designed to help reduce this differential.

    • Climate Change Levy (CCL)

      Eligible businesses can receive an exemption from these taxes by signing a Climate Change Agreement (CCA) and receive a percentage of both their Gas and Electricity costs in tax relief.

    • Energy-Intensive Industries (EII)

      Via the EII scheme, eligible businesses can apply for compensation for 15-30% of the costs of their total energy bills.

    Why Sustainability Reporting Is a Competitive Advantage for Businesses

    Zach Crossland, Head of Energy at Leyton, explains that monitoring energy use and emissions can offer companies a genuine business advantage instead of being just a regulatory requirement.

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    Our team of highly experienced scientists, engineers, tax consultants, and attorneys are here to address your inquiries and assist with your compliance needs.

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