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CO2 Modeling with SC Navigator

Supply Chain Sustainability

Model & Optimize Your Company's Sustainable Impact

Supply Chain Sustainability

More than 90% of companies’ environmental impact comes from their supply chains. Now you can start measuring different environmental objectives including CO2, energy, and water to determine where your emissions come from and what actions you can take to reduce your impact.

Sustainable Supply Chains Make Long-Term Business Sense
90
%
emissions come from supply chains
70
%
consumers demand green goods
2.7
X
sustainable products grow faster

Run scenarios to optimize carbon emissions

“Environmental sustainability has become a criterion in our Network Design evaluations. It’s a dimension that matters when we select a Supply Chain design. AIMMS makes it much easier to understand the environmental impact of our supply chain and the designs we are considering.”

Sten Vedi Wilhelmsen
Sten Vedi
Supply Chain Development Manager at Wilhelmsen
visualize your supply chain

Monitor and optimize your CO2 impact

visualize your supply chain

Run sustainability scenarios in SC Navigator to get your business ahead of the competition. Understand your current carbon emissions, take your carbon targets into account as an objective and optimize.

run scenario modeling

Go beyond carbon emissions

run scenario modeling

By using the custom objectives feature, the possibilities to optimize ESG parameters are unlimited. From ​energy consumption​ to water consumption, responsible business, climate risks, and more.

balance multiple objectives

Relocate DCs To Drive Fewer Miles

balance multiple objectives

Similarly, you can model your distribution center locations and the impact they have on your carbon footprint. For example, you may find that relocating some of your warehouses closer to customers may result in lower mileage and therefore a lower carbon footprint.

inventory planning

Prioritize high-performance products

inventory planning

Another scenario might be evaluating the carbon footprint of your specific products. Do you have slow-moving products that pollute more than fast-moving ones? Should you phase out high-emission products and focus on more innovative, sustainable ones? These are all questions you can address with scenario modeling.

Managing sustainability

Shift production to lower carbon locations

Managing sustainability

One of the many things you can model is the impact of your production locations on carbon emissions. Some companies are already shifting production closer to home to build resilience against disruptions.

Use Sustainability Modeling to Refine Your Environmental Impact

Hear from Paul Van Nierop, Product Owner at AIMMS on how your business can create scenarios to optimize for physical and environmental costs and compare your impact across the supply chain.

Schedule a session with one of our supply chain professionals.

Interested to learn how to optimize your carbon impact and find the sweet spot between emissions, profit, risk and service levels?