Energy Efficiency, GHG Emissions - October 16, 2020
How to Engage Your Supply Chain in Sustainability
Companies are continuously looking for innovative ways to future-proof their business and advance their goals – and integrating sustainability into their supply chain strategy has proven to be a pragmatic yet impactful approach.
While there are many nuanced, tactical components to crafting an approach, this White Paper from Edison Energy provides guidance to organizations on how to engage their supply chain in order to deliver on their sustainability goals and greenhouse gas mitigation efforts. Regardless of the industry or the size of your company or supply chain, we have identified four key components of a successful supply chain sustainability effort:
1. Map the supply chain
2. Consider all levers for implementation
3. Leverage data and technology to drive decision making
4. Link sustainability supply chain goals to the enterprise strategy
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