The Emissions and Energy Reporting System (EERS) is available for 2023–24 reporting. You can log in to EERS to enter data and submit your reports.
Check this page for updates to EERS and reporting.
If you need to update or change user access for your organisation’s EERS account, log in to Online Services.
New EERS for 2024–25
Access to the EERS has moved from the Client Portal to Online Services. It has also been refreshed with a new look and feel. This is part of the ongoing modernisation of our online systems to streamline participation in our schemes.
New EERS works largely the same as the legacy version of EERS. The main changes include:
- updated table layouts
- navigation by drop-down menus instead of tabs
- entering uncertainty and addressing validation issues
- the format of your PDF report (watch the reading the new look PDF report video)
- generating and submitting your report (watch the how to generate and submit your report video)
- a bulk upload function to streamline data entry
- reporting of production variable quantities in relation to safeguard and eligible facilities in EERS.
How you can get help
Find out more about the new EERS in our new guides and preview videos on the reporter support dashboard, including:
2024–25 EERS updates
Changes to EERS for the 2024–25 reporting year:
- added a new flaring method for natural gas production (method 2B)
- updated method 2 for the estimation of fugitive methane emission from produced formation water occurring in oil or gas operations
- updated the categorisation of specified instances of method 1 for estimating emissions of methane from natural gas venting activities that are consistent with method 2 requirements
- updated method 2 for the estimation of fugitive emissions of greenhouse gases from the injection of a greenhouse gas into a geological formation to align with method 2 for onshore natural gas production
- reinstated a method for the emissions of methane from mud degassing during oil or gas exploration and development
- added functionality to allow the mandatory market-based reporting of scope 1 emissions from renewable liquid fuels when they are co-mingled with their fossil fuel equivalents and supplied through shared infrastructure
- added new matters to be identified (MTBIs) relating to the use of blended fuels for fuel combustion
- added new MTBIs when there is an overlap between a company’s reported scope 1 and scope 2 emissions
- added a new MTBI to be reported for landfills reporting over 100 kilotonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent
- updated emission factors for estimating emissions resulting from the consumption of electricity purchased or lost from the grid (location-based scope 2 emissions)
- updated the ‘RET renewable power percentage’ and locked the ‘jurisdictional renewable power percentage’ for the market-based scope 2 emissions method
- updated rules to allow all facility types to be set up under a business unit
- updated emission factors for estimating emissions resulting from the consumption of electricity purchased or lost from the grid (scope 2 emissions).
Identified issues for 2024–25 reporting
There are currently no identified issues for the 2024–25 reporting period.
If you find an issue you can’t resolve, contact us.