Infyos is a London-based company that helps renewable energy businesses track, analyze, and strengthen their supply chains. It uses AI to identify risks in sustainability, ethical practices, and regulatory compliance. Co-founded by Sarah Montgomery and Tony To in 2020, Infyos was built to address the growing challenge of opaque supply chains in the renewable energy sector. “The industry is fragmented, and companies often struggle to verify practices across multiple tiers of suppliers,” Montgomery says. “We designed Infyos to make those complexities understandable and manageable.”
Building Transparency in Supply Chains
Before Infyos, companies faced enormous difficulties tracing materials used in renewable technologies like batteries and solar panels. Many suppliers operate in regions with limited regulatory oversight, creating potential risks for compliance, ethics, and environmental impact.
“Global supply chains mean that actions thousands of miles away can affect a company’s compliance or reputation,” Montgomery explains. Infyos provides a platform that connects companies with suppliers and continuously monitors supply chain activity. By making data visible and actionable, companies can identify risks early and implement solutions proactively.
The platform maps every tier of the supply chain, allowing companies to trace materials from extraction to production. This process ensures adherence to regulations such as the EU Battery Regulation and the U.S. Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. “It’s about giving companies confidence that the materials they use meet the standards their customers expect,” Montgomery notes.
Leveraging AI for Insight
Artificial intelligence is central to how Infyos operates. The platform analyzes large datasets to spot patterns and potential risks that manual processes could easily miss. “Our AI models detect subtle changes in supplier behavior or sourcing patterns,” Montgomery says. “Early detection allows companies to intervene before issues escalate, protecting compliance and brand reputation.”
This proactive approach is especially important as ESG expectations grow. Investors, regulators, and customers are increasingly scrutinizing companies’ environmental and social impact. Infyos provides the tools to stay ahead, tracking ESG metrics across the entire supply chain and highlighting areas for improvement.
Reducing Barriers to Sustainability
A key principle for Infyos is making sustainable supply chain management accessible. The platform enables suppliers to collaborate and share data seamlessly. “We create an environment where companies and suppliers work together rather than in isolation,” Montgomery says. “Transparency is the foundation for meaningful action.”
Infyos also reduces the administrative burden on companies by providing automated reporting and clear guidance on regulatory requirements. This allows businesses to focus on strategic decisions rather than navigating complex compliance paperwork. “We want sustainability and compliance to feel manageable rather than overwhelming,” Montgomery explains.
Scaling with the Energy Transition
As renewable energy adoption accelerates, the complexity of supply chains will continue to grow. Infyos is preparing to scale alongside the industry. Montgomery emphasizes that the company is not focused on growth for its own sake. “We want to ensure that the systems we provide work at scale and continue to deliver value for companies, their suppliers, and ultimately the planet,” she says.
The company is also exploring collaboration with industry partners to create standardized practices for supply chain transparency. These initiatives aim to simplify compliance across regions and make it easier for companies to demonstrate their sustainability commitments.
A Vision for the Future
For Montgomery, the ultimate goal of Infyos is to support a renewable energy transition that is both rapid and sustainable. “We are in a critical moment where the pace of energy adoption must accelerate, but it must also be responsible,” she says. Infyos helps companies navigate the trade-offs inherent in global supply chains, ensuring that growth does not come at the expense of ethics or environmental responsibility.
By integrating AI-driven insights, collaborative tools, and clear compliance pathways, Infyos empowers companies to act decisively. Montgomery believes that such tools will become essential for any organization operating in renewable energy. “The companies that embrace transparency and accountability will lead the transition,” she adds.
Sarah Montgomery’s leadership reflects a mix of technical expertise and strategic vision. Under her guidance, Infyos is helping renewable energy companies anticipate and manage risks, reduce complexity, and strengthen sustainability performance. As the sector expands, the company is positioned to ensure that supply chains remain resilient, transparent, and aligned with global sustainability goals.
Sarah Montgomery, Co-Founder & CEO, Infyos
