Schneider Electric has launched Resource Advisor+, a new artificial intelligence–enabled energy and sustainability intelligence platform developed by its SE Advisory Services consulting practice. The platform is designed to bring together emissions management, energy performance, supply chain sustainability, climate risk, and reporting capabilities within a single, unified digital environment.

The launch reflects growing demand from companies seeking to move beyond fragmented sustainability tools and disconnected datasets. By consolidating multiple functions into one ecosystem, Schneider Electric aims to help organizations improve decision-making speed, data integrity, and execution across enterprise-wide sustainability strategies.

 

A Unified Command Center for Sustainability Data

 

According to SE Advisory Services, Resource Advisor+ has been built to address common challenges faced by organizations managing energy and sustainability across multiple systems. Many companies continue to rely on siloed tools that limit visibility and slow progress. Resource Advisor+ is positioned as an intelligent command center that centralizes data and workflows, allowing sustainability and energy teams to operate from a shared foundation.

The platform is powered by AI-driven workflows and features “Sera,” Schneider Electric’s lead AI agent. Sera and supporting agentic AI capabilities are designed to assist teams by identifying data anomalies, performing complex calculations, flagging potential risks, and recommending actions based on real-time insights.

 

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Supporting Scope 1, 2, and 3 Emissions Management

 

Resource Advisor+ is launching with two core products focused on emissions management and supplier engagement. The first, Carbon Performance, is designed to deliver auditable greenhouse gas calculations aligned with the GHG Protocol. It enables organizations to manage Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, set reduction targets, model decarbonization scenarios, and track progress across emissions reduction initiatives.

The second product focuses on supply chain decarbonization. Building on Schneider Electric’s Zeigo Hub, which was introduced last year, the Supply Chain solution supports companies in engaging suppliers, developing customized decarbonization programs, setting supplier-level targets, and monitoring progress on an individual basis. This reflects the increasing importance of Scope 3 emissions, which often account for the majority of a company’s climate footprint.

 

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Expanding the Platform’s Capabilities

 

SE Advisory Services has indicated that Resource Advisor+ will expand further over the course of the year. Two additional products are planned, targeting climate risk alongside reporting and compliance, as well as energy management and efficiency. Together, these additions are intended to complete a platform that spans operational energy performance, emissions accounting, risk management, and regulatory readiness.

Steve Wilhite, Executive Vice President for SE Advisory Services’ global Energy and Sustainability Practice, described Resource Advisor+ as a shift in how organizations manage sustainability performance. He emphasized that the platform’s combination of advisory intelligence and AI automation is designed to reduce complexity and translate data into actionable outcomes, helping clients accelerate both energy optimization and decarbonization efforts.

As sustainability reporting requirements tighten and expectations around data quality and execution rise, Schneider Electric’s latest platform underscores a broader trend toward integrated, AI-enabled systems that treat energy, emissions, and supply chains as interconnected elements of enterprise strategy rather than separate reporting exercises.