Durapower goes digital for emissions monitoring

The Singapore-based battery power solutions provider is now leveraging ESGpedia’s platform for comprehensive carbon counting, covering Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

It’s a move which aligns with Durapower’s mission to decarbonise its supply chain and achieve operational excellence through digitalisation.

“ESGpedia has strengthened our sustainability journey by delivering data-driven insights, enabling performance benchmarking and ensuring compliance with evolving standards,” said Tan Lay See, Group CFO and CSO of Durapower Group.

Digital efficiency

Previously reliant on manual spreadsheets, Durapower faced challenges in collecting and verifying emissions data from suppliers across China, Thailand and the Netherlands.

With ESGpedia’s Supplier Engagement Module and real-time dashboards, the group now streamlines data collection and emissions monitoring, empowering precise reporting in line with the GRI and ISSB (IFRS S1 and S2) standards.

The platform’s digital tools offer enhanced visibility into Durapower’s value chain emissions, supporting cost-optimisation and more targeted decarbonisation strategies.

By digitalising GHG tracking and ESG disclosures, Durapower said it has improved its operational efficiency and ESG compliance, key for staying competitive in the growing renewable energy market.

As a leader in lithium-ion battery power solutions deployed in over 70 cities globally, Durapower’s digital transformation reflects its commitment to powering the energy transition with sustainability at its core.

With support from Singapore’s IMDA Advanced Digital Solutions scheme, the company continues to scale its renewable energy impact through innovation and carbon-conscious practices.