ESG Software for Energy Companies
Fair Supply enables energy companies to map their complex operational and procurement supply chains, quantify ESG risk exposure, and take faster, more defensible action across generation, networks and retail operations.
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Leading electricity, gas and renewable energy providers around the world trust Fair Supply to protect their supply chains and strengthen ESG performance.
Turn ESG obligations into a strategic advantage.
Rather than treating compliance as a checkbox exercise, forward-thinking energy companies are using ESG insights to manage risk across capital projects, decarbonisation plans and critical infrastructure.
With Fair Supply, ESG evolves from compliance requirement, to a catalyst for reliable, sustainable and accountable energy operations.
Stay ahead of regulation
Energy providers face rapidly evolving obligations across climate, emissions, modern slavery and sustainability reporting. Fair Supply helps organisations remain audit-ready and keep pace with ISSB, TCFD, CSRD, CSDDD and modern slavery legislation across multiple jurisdictions.
Build investor and stakeholder trust
Demonstrate responsible energy generation and network stewardship with defensible, independently assured insights that withstand scrutiny from boards, regulators, communities, shareholders and market operators.
Uncover hidden risks in your supply chain
The most significant ESG risks often sit deep within the supply chain. Fair Supply models risk through to 10 tiers deep in the supply chain, so you can identify contractors and project partners exposed to ESG risks before they escalate into operational, reputational or regulatory liabilities.
Manage multiple risk types, all in one platform
Modern Slavery
Understand human rights risks and stay aligned with current and emerging regulations in any region.
Carbon Emissions
Model Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions across your supply chain and produce fast disclosures and regulator-ready reports.
Biodiversity Impact
Measure environmental destruction throughout your supply chain and proactively reduce your impact to stay ahead of evolving regulations and customer concerns.
Global Trade Risk
Use our tariff calculator to understand the impact of global trade policy shifts on your supply chain costs.
Global Supply Chain Mapping
Visualise every tier of your energy supply chain with high-resolution modelling built to expose ESG and operational risk in large, interconnected asset networks.
Fair Supply’s proprietary multi-regional input–output modelling (MRIO) traces risk across up to ten tiers, revealing indirect and deep-tier dependencies often hidden in renewables, fuel, engineering, technology and EPC supply chains.
Once risks are identified, the platform guides targeted supplier engagement through adaptive, risk-based questionnaires. Energy procurement teams can screen new suppliers in seconds without waiting for sustainability sign-off or relying on external consultants.
Engage Suppliers at Scale
Centralise how you assess, engage, and document supplier ESG performance. Standardise SAQs, track responses, and maintain a clear, auditable record of activity.
FAQs
Why do energy companies need ESG software?
Energy organisations manage large, capital-intensive operations with extensive upstream and downstream exposure to ESG risks, from modern slavery in equipment manufacturing to emissions across operations and contractors. Fair Supply’s ESG software provides a defensible, standardised way to quantify these risks across all suppliers and jurisdictions, supporting regulatory compliance, operational planning and stakeholder engagement.
How does Fair Supply support Tier 10 visibility for complex energy supply chains?
Energy supply chains are multi-layered, spanning turbines, transformers, cables, fuels, chemicals, engineering contractors, and global service partners. Fair Supply maps risk across up to 10 tiers, making indirect exposure visible even when suppliers lack transparency. This helps ESG, procurement and risk teams identify a concentration of risks and upstream vulnerabilities that cannot be detected through supplier self-reporting alone.
How does ESG software improve real-world usability for energy procurement and operations teams?
Energy companies manage large supplier portfolios and major project pipelines, often with limited capacity for deep risk analysis. Fair Supply requires only supplier name and spend to produce multi-tier risk insights, simplifying ESG assessment for non-technical users. Dashboards then translate complex modelling into actionable insights that support capital planning, grid investment decisions and operational risk assessments.
How does Fair Supply support ESG reporting and compliance in the energy sector?
Energy companies face rigorous climate and sustainability reporting requirements, including CSRD, CSDDD, TCFD, ISSB and national modern slavery laws. Fair Supply generates audit-ready ESG reports aligned with these frameworks, using data directly from supplier-level risk assessments. This provides a single, defensible source of truth for sustainability teams, risk committees, boards and regulators.
How does Fair Supply support Scope 3 emissions screening for energy companies?
Scope 3 emissions for energy companies often arise from equipment manufacturing, supply chain activities, fuels, materials, construction and network infrastructure. Fair Supply automates Scope 3 screening by classifying supplier spend, applying defensible emissions factors and generating reporting-ready summaries aligned with key climate frameworks. This provides rapid hotspot identification to support decarbonisation pathways and investment modelling..
How does ESG software enhance supplier due diligence in the energy sector?
Energy providers rely on contractors, OEMs and specialist service providers. Fair Supply standardises due diligence with configurable SAQs covering modern slavery, emissions and biodiversity. Supplier responses feed into risk scoring and create an auditable record suitable for regulator review, internal audit, project governance and procurement decision-making.
How does Fair Supply help energy companies assess biodiversity-related risks?
Energy projects including renewables, transmission, distribution and conventional generation, can be linked to biodiversity pressures through their supply chains. Fair Supply provides supplier-specific biodiversity risk scoring using the nSTAR methodology and integrates datasets such as the IUCN Red List and IBAT. This supports alignment with TNFD, ISSB and CSRD nature-related disclosures, ensuring biodiversity impacts are visible across contractor and equipment supply chains.
What makes Fair Supply’s data defensible for energy-sector audits and regulatory reviews?
Energy companies require transparent, consistent and defensible data due to regulatory oversight, infrastructure risk and public accountability. Fair Supply’s modelling uses independently assured methodologies, globally validated datasets and full audit trails. Every insight is traceable and aligned with global ESG frameworks, supporting board reporting, regulatory submissions and external assurance.