Schneider Electric has introduced Zeigo™ Hub, a digital platform aimed at helping organisations decarbonise their supply chains on a significant scale. Announced in July 2025, the company claims the platform is designed to support efforts to meet Scope 3 emissions targets and advance corporate net-zero ambitions with enhanced transparency and actionable insights. According to Schneider Electric, Zeigo Hub facilitates collaboration between buyers and suppliers through an accessible, modular framework that includes educational tools, emissions tracking, and expert support to drive measurable outcomes.
The platform is said to engage suppliers of varying sizes and maturity by providing guided onboarding, user-friendly interfaces, and tailored learning pathways to calculate and manage emissions. Unlike traditional static data capture tools, Zeigo Hub incorporates a two-way collaborative environment with benchmarking dashboards that allow sponsors to scale impact across multiple supplier tiers. It also features a robust analytics engine tailored to support various sustainability reporting standards such as the CDP, CSRD, and TCFD, promoting alignment with global regulatory expectations.
Schneider Electric highlights the platform’s use of advanced agentic AI capabilities as part of its broader AI-native ecosystem, launched earlier in 2025. These artificial intelligence features aim to personalise user onboarding, simplify data entry, and improve programme oversight, potentially accelerating decarbonisation efforts and enhancing data-driven decision-making across complex supply chains.
The new platform builds on Schneider Electric’s established reputation in supply chain decarbonisation. Since 2021, the group has launched over 20 supply chain programmes, including industry-specific initiatives like Energize, Catalyze, and Materialize, which facilitate renewable energy procurement and emissions reduction for diverse sectors including pharmaceuticals and semiconductors. Zeigo Hub is positioned as the technological backbone for such consortium efforts, offering a centralized tool for collective sustainability action.
Beyond large corporations, Schneider Electric has emphasised inclusivity by removing cost barriers for suppliers who participate in the platform, encouraging broad engagement among small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This approach resonates with the company’s wider sustainability ecosystem, including tools such as Zeigo Activate, which is geared towards SMEs to assist with goal setting, emissions tracking, and connecting with renewable energy solution providers.
Industry observers note the increasing pressure on global supply chains from regulators, customers, and investors to disclose and actively reduce emissions, particularly Scope 3 emissions that account for indirect emissions in a company’s value chain. Schneider Electric’s initiative reflects a broader trend where digital innovation and AI are leveraged to meet these complex demands. However, transitioning ambitious climate goals into operational results remains a challenge for many companies, particularly smaller suppliers with limited resources or expertise. The platform’s emphasis on education and hands-on support seeks to address these systemic barriers.
Despite the company’s optimistic framing, the effectiveness of Zeigo Hub in driving tangible emissions reductions will depend on widespread adoption by suppliers and the quality of data collected. Some commentators remain cautious, highlighting that software tools alone cannot fully resolve the structural complexities involved in decarbonising global supply chains without concurrent changes in procurement policies, investment, and infrastructure.
Nonetheless, Zeigo Hub represents a significant step towards harnessing digital technologies and AI to create more resilient and transparent supply chains amid mounting global climate commitments. Schneider Electric’s positioning of the platform as both a practical tool and a driver of collaborative culture suggests a strategic effort to embed sustainability deeper into industry ecosystems, potentially setting a precedent for similar solutions in the market.
Zeigo Hub is now available worldwide, with Schneider Electric inviting organisations interested in supply chain decarbonisation to explore the platform and integrate it into their sustainability strategies.
Source: Noah Wire Services
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