Embedded Carbon Disclosure refers to the practice of identifying, quantifying, and reporting the carbon emissions associated with the entire lifecycle of products, materials, or services—from raw material extraction through manufacturing, transportation, use, and disposal. This disclosure helps businesses, regulators, and consumers understand the true environmental impact of goods beyond direct emissions. It plays a critical role in driving transparency, enabling carbon footprint reduction, and supporting climate goals. Recent technology trends enhancing embedded carbon disclosure include advanced data analytics, blockchain for supply chain transparency, and Internet of Things (IoT) sensors for real-time emission tracking. Artificial intelligence (AI) facilitates more accurate carbon accounting by integrating complex datasets and predicting emissions across supply chains. Digital platforms and standardized reporting frameworks (like the Carbon Disclosure Project and Greenhouse Gas Protocol) are increasingly adopted to harmonize disclosures globally. Together, these technological advancements improve the precision, reliability, and accessibility of embedded carbon data, empowering stakeholders to make informed decisions and accelerate the transition to low-carbon economies. The integration of embedded carbon disclosure with emerging technologies is becoming a key enabler of sustainability strategies in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and consumer goods.