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Platform Review

Emitwise Review

Independent analysis of Emitwise for UK carbon reporting — a London-founded platform using machine learning to close Scope 3 data gaps and drive supplier engagement for manufacturing supply chains.

We cover SECR relevance, fit, and implementation.

AI Scope 3 Specialist
🟦 Supply-chain carbon

Emitwise platform overview

Emitwise is a London-headquartered carbon accounting platform founded in 2019, specialising in AI-driven Scope 3 analytics for manufacturing enterprises.

The platform applies machine learning to estimate and fill supplier data gaps, surface the emissions hotspots that matter, and structure supplier-engagement workflows.

That focus addresses the hardest part of Scope 3 — sparse, inconsistent primary data from suppliers — directly, rather than treating it as an afterthought.

Emitwise is deliberately specialised: strong on supply-chain carbon and ML insight, less broad on whole-of-ESG governance and disclosure modules.

Emitwise platform analysis • June 2026

SECR & UK reporting fit

🏛️ SECR Analysis

Emitwise SECR and Scope 3 assessment

Emitwise produces GHG Protocol-aligned Scope 1, 2 and 3 figures that provide the basis for SECR disclosure, with particular strength in the Scope 3 categories most companies struggle to quantify.

Its supplier-engagement workflows and ML estimation improve primary-data coverage over time, which matters for credible value-chain reporting.

UK statutory SECR formatting is a lighter part of the proposition than its Scope 3 analytics; the platform is chosen primarily for supply-chain accuracy.

For UK SRS S2, robust Scope 3 data is foundational, and this is where Emitwise contributes most.

SECR capability assessment
CapabilityEmitwiseImplementation effortUK alignment
Scope 3 estimationAI / ML-drivenStandard setupStrong
Supplier engagementBuilt-in workflowsStandard setupStrong
Manufacturing fitSector-tunedStandard setupStrong
SECR statutory formatSupported, not the focusConfigurationModerate
Whole-of-ESG governanceLimitedN/ALimited
"Emitwise picks the hardest carbon problem — supplier Scope 3 data — and points machine learning straight at it. For manufacturers, that focus is the point."Supply-chain carbon analysis

Fit & implementation

🏭 Best for

Where Emitwise fits

Emitwise suits manufacturing enterprises with complex supply chains, where Scope 3 dominates the footprint and supplier engagement is the priority.

Its ML-based gap-filling and hotspot analysis are the decisive advantages for these organisations.

Implementation typically runs in the order of 8–14 weeks depending on supplier data and scope (vendor/advisory estimate, not a guaranteed timeline).

Organisations wanting an all-in-one ESG and governance suite, rather than deep Scope 3, may prefer a broader platform.

Emitwise fit analysis
~500
UK-listed companies in CP26/5 scope (UKLR6, 16, 22)
6
UK-specific amendments to IFRS S1/S2
4
Core pillars: Governance, Strategy, Risk, Metrics
15
Scope 3 emission categories under GHG Protocol
What is Emitwise best known for?

Emitwise specialises in AI-driven Scope 3 analytics for manufacturing supply chains.

It uses machine learning to fill supplier data gaps, surface emissions hotspots and run supplier-engagement workflows — tackling the most common Scope 3 problem, poor primary data.

Is Emitwise a UK platform?

Yes.

Emitwise is headquartered in London and was founded in 2019, with a product oriented to UK and European carbon accounting needs including SECR-relevant Scope 1–3 reporting.

Who is Emitwise best for?

Manufacturing enterprises with complex supply chains where Scope 3 dominates the footprint and supplier engagement is the priority — rather than organisations seeking a broad, all-of-ESG governance suite.

Does Emitwise cover SECR?

Emitwise produces GHG Protocol-aligned Scope 1, 2 and 3 figures that support SECR disclosure; its emphasis is supply-chain (Scope 3) accuracy rather than statutory templating.