Schneider Electric Launches Zeigo Hub Supply Chain Decarbonisation Platform

Schneider Electric has launched Zeigo Hub, a digital platform enabling companies to manage supplier-level decarbonisation programmes, set science-based targets, and track emissions reductions in real time. The platform is the first to deploy within Schneider's AI-native ecosystem, introduced in May 2025.

Zeigo Hub offers guided supplier onboarding, tools to calculate and measure emissions, and analytics aligned with frameworks including CDP, CSRD, and TCFD. Corporate programme sponsors cover participation costs for invited suppliers, who receive customised decarbonisation roadmaps and access to solution providers. Agentic AI features automate data entry through web scraping and personalise participation invitations.

The platform responds to mounting regulatory and customer pressure on companies to disclose and act on Scope 3 emissions, which typically account for the majority of a company's carbon footprint. As rules such as the CSRD require value-chain emissions reporting, supply chain decarbonisation has moved from a voluntary commitment to a compliance imperative across large enterprises in Europe and beyond.

Schneider Electric positions Zeigo Hub as part of a multi-year AI-powered sustainability ecosystem build. The company says the solution addresses a gap in market tools for tracking individual supplier-level progress toward science-based targets. As CSRD implementation proceeds and CBAM extends cost pressure on high-carbon supply chains, demand for platforms that provide verifiable emissions data at the supplier level is expected to accelerate.

Key figure — CDP, CSRD and TCFD frameworks supported