Schneider Electric has introduced Zeigo Hub, a digital platform designed to help companies reduce emissions across their supply chains. The tool is aimed at addressing Scope 3 emissions, which come from suppliers and often form the largest share of a company’s carbon footprint.
Zeigo Hub allows organizations to work with suppliers of all sizes by offering onboarding support, education, and emissions tracking. It features built-in tools like learning modules, benchmarking dashboards, and decarbonization kits. Suppliers can access tailored roadmaps and connect with solution providers, all without bearing any cost, as program sponsors cover participation fees.
The platform supports reporting standards such as CDP, CSRD, and TCFD, helping companies meet global disclosure requirements. An analytics engine tracks supplier activity and emissions trends in real time. The tool also includes agentic AI features for easier data input, customized invitations, and automated program management.
Zeigo Hub is part of Schneider Electric’s broader effort to scale climate action through partnerships. Since 2021, the company has supported over 2,700 suppliers through initiatives like the Zero Carbon Project. With Zeigo Hub, Schneider aims to make supply chain decarbonization more practical and collaborative, helping businesses move closer to net-zero targets.
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