What is supply-chain low-carbon assessment?
A TCFD-aligned look at climate transition risk and opportunity for companies and their suppliers, at organization, product, and technology level.
Why is Low Carbon Assessment Important?
Transition is no longer optional for many buyers. A low-carbon questionnaire helps you see risk and where to invest.
For Chain Owners
Manage Supply Chain Carbon Emissions
Use supplier questionnaires to estimate Scope 3 emissions you cannot see from your own meters.
Build a Green Supply Chain
Prefer lower-carbon suppliers if you need greener products and a credible net-zero plan.
Handle Trade Barriers Confidently
Carbon border rules are already law in some markets. Product carbon data will matter for export.
For Investors
Identify Transition Risks
High-carbon enterprises may face significant financial risks such as carbon taxes, fines, and stranded assets in the future
Seize Investment Opportunities
Low-carbon enterprises are more likely to become leaders in the future energy transition with long-term investment value
Fulfill Stewardship Responsibility
More and more regulatory bodies require investors to disclose the climate risks of their investment portfolios
Core Value of Low Carbon Assessment
Chain owners can efficiently calculate the carbon emissions of upstream suppliers through low-carbon assessment (belonging to Scope 3)
Efficient Carbon Emission Calculation
Through the low-carbon assessment module, chain owners can efficiently calculate the carbon emissions of upstream suppliers
Three-Level Performance Assessment
Score transition risk and opportunity at organization, product, and technology level.
Scope 3 Coverage
Focus on Scope 3 so chain owners can see supplier emissions, not only their own.
TCFD Framework Adaptation
Measuring corporate climate transition risks and opportunities from the four pillars of "governance, strategy, risk and opportunity management, and metrics and targets"