The logistics sector remains one of the few industries with rising emissions, facing the urgent challenge of cutting CO2e emissions by 80% between 2015 and 2050 to align with global climate targets. The driving forces behind the pressure to reduce emissions are manifold: regulatory pressure such as the CSRD and the EU taxonomy, rising costs of carbon offsetting and energy, and the growing importance of a company’s carbon footprint as a competitive advantage. Reliable carbon transparency across the entire supply chain is essential, yet Scope 3 emissions remain a major hurdle for transport buyers. This talk will dive into the critical role of data in making emissions transparent and measurable, highlighting why primary data and robust calculation methods are crucial for implementing long-term decarbonization strategies. Attendees will gain practical insights into existing decarbonization levers and learn how purchasing decisions can influence service providers toward greener practices. Real-world client cases will demonstrate that decarbonization in logistics is not just a goal but a reality for companies already leading the way.

• Gaining CO2 transparency: How shippers can shed light on Scope 3 emissions and obtain greater transparency
• Importance of Data: The essential role of primary data and calculation methods in achieving reliable carbon transparency across the supply chain
• Decarbonization: What it needs to make reduction measures visible throughout the supply chain