CO2 emissions calculations for the logistics sector
All companies need to contribute to the fight against climate change. Emissions of greenhouse gases, such as CO2, must be drastically reduced. Therefore, companies are expected to map exactly how much of this they emit and share this information with customers, partners and regulators. Existing and upcoming legislation such as the CSDD, the CSRD and the German Lieferkettengesetz even require companies to record and report on emissions along the entire supply chain.
The logistics sector has a large share of CO2 emissions. Therefore, the sector is asked to record them correctly and allocate them to clients and customers. However, in logistics, accurately and correctly measuring, recording and allocating CO2 emissions is a major challenge. International supply chains are complex. In addition, there is a wide variety of transport modes and chains.
CO2 emissions calculations
Loginex Carbon Intelligence: reliable and efficient reporting
When calculating and allocating CO2 emissions in logistics, several standards and methods are important. These include the European standard EN 16258 for calculating greenhouse gas emissions, the Carbon Footprint of Freight Transport (COFRET) method and the Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC) Framework. Loginex uses these standards and methods and is prepared for the upcoming ISO 14083 standard that will come into effect in 2023.
The Loginex Carbon Intelligence SaaS platform is specifically designed for logistics companies to calculate CO2 emissions in a validated way. Under the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) and the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED), large European companies are already required to report on sustainability. Under the upcoming Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), this will also apply to medium-sized companies. These will also have to collect CO2 emission information from their business partners and suppliers in the chain. Loginex complies with all applicable European standards and other laws and regulations. You can use the software when compiling sustainability reports in the context of CSRD.
Loginex Carbon Intelligence. Who is it for?
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Shippers
Shippers also need accurate emissions calculations and reliable data.
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Service Providers
Because supply chains run more on data than wheels. Sustainability data, too.
Consultants
Compile validated CO2 reports for your customers, businesses and governments.
Insight into CO2 emissions across the entire supply chain
Loginex Carbon Intelligence: strategic choices and full transparency
Loginex Carbon Intelligence provides insight into CO2 emissions across the entire supply chain. You can correctly allocate the number of emissions to all individual participants in the chain. Loginex analyses emissions per shipment, per customer, per modality and means of transport. Reports are prepared according to European standards.
Loginex uses operational transport information and combines it with available fuel consumption information. Based on this data, Loginex calculates CO2 emissions. This allows you to allocate and analyze CO2 emissions easily. And just as important: it gives you insight into potential reduction measures.
Insights into trends and forecasts
How does Loginex Carbon Intelligence work?
Shippers, logistics service providers and carriers can use Loginex to compile validated CO2 reports for their customers. These reports provide insight into transport efficiency and fuel use. After all, reducing CO2 emissions often goes hand in hand with efficiency improvements.
The SaaS platform Loginex Carbon Intelligence utilises a data warehouse with advanced analysis capabilities. This gives a historical overview of your transport, fuel, and CO2 data. You gain insights into trends and forecasts. You can generate current and historical CO2 information and reports in conjunction with the business intelligence tool.