Transport of goods is the foundation of the modern economy, but the growing expectations of customers and investors no longer end with speed or price – transparency and reducing environmental impact are increasingly becoming key. This episode shows how the GLEC methodology and the ISO 14083 standard help to realistically measure and report emissions so that companies can consciously reduce their carbon footprint.

The material reveals that a standard-compliant reporting approach avoids the chaos associated with data from multiple sources: vehicle telematics, TMS, or subcontractor reports. Understanding the difference between Tank-to-Wheel (TTW) and Well-to-Wheel (WTW) emissions, as well as the proper allocation of emissions for FTL and LTL transport, is particularly crucial. Practical examples – such as a refrigerated truck journey – show how to translate these principles into real actions step by step.

Thanks to the consistent GLEC methodology, companies can not only meet regulatory requirements but also streamline operations and stand out in a competitive market. Modern digital tools and advanced analytics further support the data collection and verification process, allowing the full potential of pro-ecological activities to be realized.

In conclusion, we have prepared another recording in which we delve into the challenges related to data integration in the supply chain. If you want to learn how to effectively combine different sources of information and transform them into a business advantage, be sure to watch our next episode.