UK HM Treasury Sustainability Reporting Guidance 2026-27 (FReM)
Chapter 5 and Annexes A to D: TCFD-aligned disclosure, UN SDG policies, materiality of other topics, sustainable procurement, nature recovery, and the differences from GGC reporting (paragraphs 5.1 to 5.17, A.1 to D.21) – UK HM Treasury Sustainability Reporting Guidance 2026-27 (FReM)

UK HM Treasury Sustainability Reporting Guidance 2026-27 (FReM) D.14-D.17: Transmission and distribution losses: no recalculation or separate categorisation is required because the factors include them, and an organisation that chooses to separate the losses should not impair users' ability to track performance against the commitment targets

What does D.14-D.17 require?

Transmission and distribution losses bring no extra reporting duty. The factors used for the commitments already fold the losses in by convention, although strictly they belong to another scope, and although DESNZ publishes factors with and without the losses this guidance asks for no recalculation or re-categorisation; that keeps the figures aligned with the commitment targets, makes performance easier to follow and lightens the preparer's load. If an organisation nonetheless chooses to show the losses separately, it should do so in a way that leaves readers able to track performance against the commitment targets, which include those losses.

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Other controls in Chapter 5 and Annexes A to D: TCFD-aligned disclosure, UN SDG policies, materiality of other topics, sustainable procurement, nature recovery, and the differences from GGC reporting (paragraphs 5.1 to 5.17, A.1 to D.21) – UK HM Treasury Sustainability Reporting Guidance 2026-27 (FReM)

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