Neutreeno

What is Neutreeno?

Neutreeno is a supply chain decarbonisation platform built by climate scientists and engineers from the University of Cambridge. It analyses how products are actually manufactured across multi-tier supply chains, identifies where Scope 3 emissions and costs are highest, and delivers a prioritised reduction plan in weeks. Unlike carbon accounting tools, Neutreeno is built to change how products are made — not just measure the impact.

Is Neutreeno a carbon accounting platform?

No. Carbon accounting platforms measure and report emissions. Neutreeno identifies where emissions come from, what they cost, and what to change to reduce them. The distinction matters: measurement tells you what happened, Neutreeno tells you why and what to do next.

What does Neutreeno do?

Neutreeno analyses how your products are manufactured across your supply chain, maps where emissions and inefficiencies are highest, and delivers a ranked action plan your team can execute. It works with the data you already have, gets more accurate as more data comes in, and updates automatically as your supply chain changes.

How long does it take to get started with Neutreeno?

Neutreeno delivers an emissions baseline and initial reduction strategies in weeks rather than months. The system requires significantly less supplier data than traditional methods, focusing on the minimum information needed to generate the highest-impact recommendations. You can start with the procurement and product data you already have.

How much supplier data do I need to get started?

Less than you might expect. Neutreeno is built on 40,000+ mapped production processes, meaning the system already understands how most products are made before you share a single data point. You provide the procurement and product data you already hold, and Neutreeno identifies exactly which additional data points would have the most impact — so collection is targeted, not exhaustive.

How is Neutreeno's methodology different from other emissions tools?

Most emissions tools apply industry averages or spend-based factors to estimate Scope 3 emissions. These are fast but inaccurate — they treat every supplier producing the same product identically, regardless of the processes, geography, or energy sources they actually use. Neutreeno maps real production processes at the facility level, giving companies the specificity to identify which suppliers are efficient, which are wasteful, and what changing them is worth.

What is Scope 3 and why is it difficult to measure?

Scope 3 emissions are the indirect emissions in a company's value chain — everything upstream in the supply chain and downstream in product use and disposal. They typically represent over 70% of a company's total carbon footprint but are the hardest to measure because they sit across thousands of suppliers using different processes, geographies, and energy sources.

Can I use Neutreeno for my Scope 3 reporting?

Yes. Neutreeno generates precise, science-based emissions measurements across your supply chain that are accurate enough to report with confidence. Because the system models how your products are actually manufactured rather than relying on industry averages, your reported figures reflect what is genuinely happening in your supply chain. Neutreeno also delivers a reduction plan alongside the numbers — so reporting and action are connected, not separate.