Applied safety science company provider UL Solutions announced the launch of a series of new sustainability-focused software solutions, including tools to help companies manage supply chain emissions data, meet ISSB sustainability reporting requirements and plan renewable energy deployment.

The new solutions form part of UL Solutions’ ULTRUS software platform, which ais to help companies ULTRUS software platform.

The new tools include a new Purchased Goods and Services module launched on the ULTRUS platform, designed to help companies simplify data management and reporting for Scope 3, Category 1 emissions, or those related to goods and services purchased from suppliers. Features of the new module include helping organizations to set targets and streamline reporting, according to the company.

UL Solutions also introduced new capabilities to its UL 360 ESG and Sustainability software’s ESG Disclosures module, aimed at enabling data management for International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) disclosures, including the ability to pull data from the UL 360 platform directly into the module to manage ISSB requirements and to provide a data source and audit trail for disclosed values.

Within the ULTRUS platform’s wind energy-focused Windnavigator software, the company said that it has introduced a new AI feature, Windnavigator Resource Data and Maps, offering high-quality maps and data to help developers find suitable wind farm sites and plan initial wind project steps.

Additionally, UL Solutions added new features to its retail product compliance product, WERCSmart, on the ULTRUS platform, aimed at helping retailers to identify PFAS, or “forever chemicals” in products, and to collect product documentation from manufacturers.

John Genovesi, President of Software and Advisory at UL Solutions, said:

“UL Solutions is staying ahead of the evolving needs of our customers with our powerful new ULTRUS software releases. These new capabilities are providing our customers with expertise to help manage evolving regulatory requirements, deliver transparency across complex global supply chains and take action on sustainability.”