How Kinaxis is Delivering Industry-Leading ESG Performance

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Kinaxis is a leader in supply chain planning and orchestration. Picture: Kinaxis
In 2024, Kinaxis managed to offset 100% of its greenhouse gas emissions and ensured a quarter of management roles were occupied by women

In addition to powering some of the world’s most admired supply chains, Kinaxis is dedicated to prioritising sustainability and social responsibility.

In 2024, the company offset 100% of its greenhouse gas emissions, ensured 25% of management roles were occupied by women and donated more than US$250,000 to communities in which it operates. 

These achievements and more are detailed in Kinaxis’ sustainability report for 2024, which outlines the firm’s various ESG commitments and strategies. 

“Sustainability is at the heart of what we do,” says Bob Courteau, Interim CEO at Kinaxis. “At Kinaxis, we’ve always believed that powering the world’s supply chains should also mean protecting the planet’s resources.

Bob Courteau, Interim CEO at Kinaxis

“After all, supply chains are one of the most significant sources of environmental impact. Our Maestro platform has already helped some of the largest and most complex supply chains reduce waste, lower carbon footprints and increase efficiency. 

“As we look forward, we remain committed to developing technologies that make sustainability more accessible and actionable for our customers, empowering them to balance economic growth with environmental stewardship.”

​​​​​​​Kinaxis’ four ESG commitments
  • Protecting our planet by doing what we do best
  • Taking care of employees
  • Giving back
  • Building trust through integrity
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Making a meaningful impact

Throughout 2024, Kinaxis managed to offset more than 10,000 tonnes of CO2-equivalent (CO2e) emissions by carefully selecting projects that reflect its values, ensuring they deliver measurable, lasting and socially-responsible benefits.

They include:

Transforming waste into renewables – SusGlobal Belleville composting project, Canada

Organic waste left in landfills generates significant methane emissions. This initiative in Canada diverts food scraps and sewage biosolids, converting them into high-quality compost. The result is lower methane emissions and healthier, more sustainable soil for agriculture.

Bringing clean energy to farms – dairy biogas programme, India 

Thousands of smallholder dairy farmers across India now use biodigesters that transform manure into renewable biogas. This reduces dependence on wood and coal, cuts household emissions and improves air quality. The programme also supports key UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), such as clean energy and climate action.

Cutting emissions in agriculture – nitrous oxide reduction in fertiliser production, US

Nitrous oxide is 265 times more potent than CO2 as a greenhouse gas. This project uses advanced technology to capture and neutralize N2O emissions from fertiliser production, making a critical industry more sustainable.

Kinaxis is focused on six UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • SDG 3: Good health and wellbeing
  • SDG 5: Gender equality
  • SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth
  • SDG 10: Reduced inequalities
  • SDG 12: Responsible consumption and production
  • SDG: 13: Climate action
Kinaxis has published its sustainability report for 2024. Picture: Kinaxis

Building a more sustainable supply chain

Ultimately, Kinaxis’ approach when it comes to sustainability is comprehensive, with offsetting carbon emissions just a single piece of the puzzle.

For example, key global offices are powered using 100% renewable energy and the firm collaborates with eco-friendly cloud providers like Google and Microsoft.

But, of course, its biggest impact is helping customers to decarbonise their supply chains.

Kinaxis’ Sustainable Supply Chain application empowers businesses to integrate sustainability into their decision-making by:

  • Tracking and managing Scope 3 emissions, offering real-time insights into carbon impact.
  • Optimising transportation decisions, choosing lower-emission routes, transport modes and fuel sources.
  • Reducing waste and inefficiencies, cutting excess inventory and last-minute expedited shipping.

By embedding sustainability into supply chain planning, Kinaxis is driving greater impact and helping businesses meet regulations, lower costs and make smarter choices for the planet.


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