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Over the course of the coming months, Transporeon will host and curate Carbon Intelligence Mastermind, a global community focused on helping the transport sector meet the challenges of reaching Net Zero. We’ll be doing a lot more than kicking the tires – Carbon Intelligence Mastermind is about carrying out a full service and overhauling your organization’s emissions strategy.
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In October 2022, we introduced Carbon Intelligence Mastermind. This initiative represents a new approach for transportation professionals who are looking to navigate the sustainability landscape. The ‘Mastermind’, as we fondly refer to it, is a dynamic community coupled with an empowering knowledge base. Being part of the community includes access to regular events featuring industry experts – opportunities to come together and exchange insights in order to define best practices on how we can advance carbon emissions management in transportation.
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Sustainability is hugely important to the logistics industry. Transport accounts for around 20% of global carbon dioxide emissions, while a report from the international organization Paris Process on Mobility and Climate (PPMC) says truck transports specifically account for one-quarter of global transport energy use.
Deepen your understanding of major sustainability challenges facing the transportation and logistics industry and foster further conversations about embracing greener practices.
In March 2022, we delivered another unmissable virtual programme of events packed with game-changing sustainability initiatives. Following a super successful debut event back in 2021, even more of the industry attended this year to benefit from front row access as our customers, partners and colleagues unveiled the latest sustainability innovations in logistics.
Up-and-coming regulations imposed by the EU signify a need for certified, accurate emissions calculations. To get ahead of the curve and build on existing work to measure emissions, Girteka and Ikea participated in a trial using Transporeon’s Carbon Visibility tool to test how data quality would impact overall emissions reporting. Results showed that the higher the quality of your data, the more accurate your emissions reporting will be – and when you report less, you pay less.
