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At CeMAT Southeast Asia 2025, INCIT\u2019s Platform Director Michael Tay addressed a critical issue facing the manufacturing sector: reducing carbon emissions across supply chains and logistics.<\/p>\n
According to the World Economic Forum 2024, the manufacturing industry is responsible for nearly 30% of the world\u2019s total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Of this, between 73% and 90% of a manufacturing company\u2019s emissions fall within the value chain \u2014 also known as Scope 3 emissions. Within Scope 3, logistics activities such as trucking, shipping, and aviation contribute approximately 5\u201310%.<\/p>\n
For companies looking to reduce their GHG emissions, it is essential to examine and address emissions arising from their supply chain and logistics operations. The question then becomes: where and how can companies effectively reduce their emissions?<\/p>\n
COSIRI is the answer. Developed as an assessment platform, COSIRI evaluates the sustainability maturity of a company\u2019s operations, supply chain, and logistics. This includes areas such as warehousing, intralogistics, product design, circularity, and the adoption of clean technologies.<\/p>\n
Following the assessment, COSIRI benchmarks the company\u2019s performance against industry leaders and provides a structured two-year transformation roadmap. This roadmap includes defined milestones and targets to support companies on their journey to achieving Net-Zero emissions.<\/p>\n
Interested in how COSIRI can help your company reduce emissions and achieve Net-Zero?<\/p>\n