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EERS is now open

The 2025–26 National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) reporting season is now open. Reports must be accurate, complete and submitted by midnight (AEDT) Monday 2 November 2026. No extensions can be granted. 

Find key information to support you below. If you're unsure whether you should be reporting under NGER, assess your obligations.

Tips for compliant reporting

Follow these tips to submit a compliant NGER report:

• Ensure you refer to the right version of the NGER legislation. Use these compilations for 2025–26 reporting:
  • C27 NGER Act
  • C32 NGER Regulations
  • C20 NGER (Measurement) Determination.
• Download and use the updated calculators and guides for the current NGER reporting year.
• Check the units of measurement before you enter data in the Emissions and Energy Reporting System (EERS). Liquid fuels must be recorded in kilolitres. If your records use a different unit, such as litres, convert the amount to kilolitres first.
• Remember to consider energy production and consumption, including when:
  • determining whether you have an obligation to report a facility or corporation
  • reporting electricity produced by any new electricity generation infrastructure
  • reporting venting in the oil and gas sector (include the energy content of the vented gas).
• Do not report battery energy storage systems as producing electricity. Report only the energy they consume through conversion losses, storage losses and auxiliary system power use.
• Do not submit reports that contain negative ‘energy consumption net’ values for facilities or corporations. If your totals tables show negative values, review and correct your report.

Emissions and Energy Reporting System (EERS)

Submit your NGER reports through EERS for the 2025–26 reporting period. 

Webinars

Watch our webinar recordings about NGER reporting.