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EU has in their Non-Financial Reporting Dirictive (NFRD) proposed that all large companies in EU has to report on their sustainability i.e. CO2 emmission.


As a manufacturer Calculating CO2 emmision pr. unit is rather difficult - Dynamics 365 Business Central could make this very easy.


If Business Central had:

  • A cell on the "item card" equal to e.g. EUR/KG but with CO2/kg or piece
  • An extra collum in the Parts list
  • And that the CO2 for a produced item is shown then on the calculation - per unit
  • It migth be that there has to be a possibility to enter an average corporate/department CO2 for all non material emmision


Then each sub-supplier or B-to-C manufacturer would be able to calculate the CO2 emmision per unit as eassily as calculating a price per unit - which in term would help the companies who has to follow the NFRD.


Guess it would take a BC programmer less than an hour to do this and that it would have a huge impact on our way forward in reducing our CO2 emmission.


I would also make it possible to e.g. foodstuf manufacturer to write on consumer packaging the CO2/100g and give consumer at more informed choice.


Hope you will take up the challenge for BC to be first mover on an extremly important topic.


I should be interested to understand your take on the above idea.


Kind Regards

Peder Skjoldbro

KISO AS

Denmark

ps@kiso.dk

Category: Sustainability
STATUS DETAILS
Completed
Ideas Administrator

Thank you for your feedback. We released this feature as part of the Sustainability functionality in 2024 release wave 1.
 
Please refer to the following link for more information:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/release-plan/2024wave1/smb/dynamics365-business-central/achieving-sustainable-compliance-business-central
 
In the first release Microsoft will create basic framework for tracking, posting and reporting emissions based on scopes 1, 2, and 3. Microsoft will continue to expand this feature, but it will be ready for extending with ISV's solutions.
 
Sincerely,
Aleksandar Totovic

PM, Microsoft