Schneider Electric is a global electrical company headquartered in France, leading in the fields of global energy efficiency management and automation.
Schneider Electric's Wuhan facility incorporated energy-efficient design from the initial planning phase. Advanced construction techniques and operational practices were implemented throughout the building process and daily management, enabling the plant to meet the highest green building standards. This achievement earned it LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification – the globally recognized benchmark for sustainability.
In 2018, the World Economic Forum designated the facility a Lighthouse Factory for pioneering Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies. That same year, it received Green Factory accreditation from internationally recognized authorities.
Schneider Electric has committed to the following sustainability targets:
• Achieve carbon-neutral operations by 2030
• Attain end-to-end supply chain carbon neutrality by 2040
• Reach net-zero carbon emissions across its supply chain by 2050.

By offering digital verification and certification services for product lifecycle carbon footprints and corporate carbon emissions, we enable the full digitization and automation of carbon accounting. This system is seamlessly integrated into day-to-day factory operations, significantly improving carbon management during production and strengthening control over supply chain emissions.
Each product features a carbon label with a scannable QR code, giving customers access to detailed emissions data—from raw materials to manufacturing processes. This not only builds brand trust, but also enhances transparency and traceability across the supply chain.