en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Automotive Quality Association (IQA) has expanded its role in the sustainability sector of the automotive industry by launching the IQA DS platform, designed to measure, monitor, and provide structured governance tools for greenhouse gas emissions across the entire automotive supply chain.

Driven by stricter climate targets and the estimated 190 billion reais in investments under Brazil's Green Mobility and Innovation Program (Mover), the automotive industry has begun monitoring the environmental impact of the entire production chain, from raw material production to the final use of vehicles. International studies indicate that approximately 14% of a vehicle's total lifecycle emissions are related to the supply chain, including the production of materials such as steel and aluminum, as well as the transportation of components.

In response to this new regulatory and industrial landscape, IQA offers training courses, audits, and certifications to support companies in managing emissions and implementing practices that meet the industry's new environmental requirements. Its flagship IQA DS platform enables the measurement, monitoring, and structured data management of corporate emissions, covering the entire automotive supply chain.

Sergio Fabiano, IQA's Expansion and Innovation Manager, stated that decarbonization requires structured governance with clear indicators, continuous monitoring, and auditable processes throughout the production chain. When companies approach environmental goals with the same rigor as quality and productivity, they can achieve sustained progress in emissions reduction.

As decarbonization initiatives advance, along with the development of different low-carbon technology pathways such as electrification and biofuels, and the introduction of new environmental regulations and public policies for sustainable mobility, emissions measurement will become increasingly integrated into the industrial strategies and governance of automotive industry companies.

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