Wolters Kluwer Enablon and Makersite have partnered to help organizations manage Net Zero ambitions through decarbonizing supply chains. This involves data collection, modelling, reporting, planning, forecasting and operational execution across all three scopes of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
“The ability to provide auditable and actionable insights for Scope 3 GHG emissions has been the missing piece in Net Zero ambitions,” Laurent Dechaux, senior vice president & managing director, Wolters Kluwer Enablon, said. “Working with Makersite makes it easier to track these insights related to upstream and downstream activity from within an organization’s supply chain. When paired with our existing scope 1 and scope 2 capabilities, we can provide a more complete view of GHG emissions throughout the supply chain.”
Enablon is a provider of integrated software solutions for risk and compliance, engineering and operations, ESG and sustainability. Makersite, a Germany-based startup, that is bringing sustainability and cost insights into the early-stage design process of product manufacturing. The two companies will work to provide consistent and consolidated reporting for clients to reach the shared goal of achieving Net Zero.
With Enablon’s strong Net Zero Program management and Net Zero implementation capabilities and Makersite’s cloud-based product lifecycle intelligence solution, large companies can drive decarbonization of their operations and supply chains while also decreasing operational, material, and energy costs.
Makersite’s cloud-based AI solution combines data from the Enablon Vision Platform with more than 140 data sources and then automatically generates digital twins of every product and process used by an organization and its value chain. These digital twins provide granular insights across more than 40 criteria, including GHG emissions, supply risk, costs, health and safety and regulatory compliance.
“Decarbonization has become the single biggest driver of innovation and disruption in the market. Capital deployment, regulations and competition are the key drivers for adoption, and the only thing that’s holding things back is a scalable way to measure and capitalize on opportunities to decarbonize,” Neil D’Souza, founder and CEO of Makersite, said. “Collaborating with Wolters Kluwer Enablon will help take Makersite’s breakthrough technology to a massive base of customers, and the joint proposition will accelerate progress towards a low-carbon future for our customers.”
