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GLEC in A Nutshell

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Freight transportation accounts for up to 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and with demand expected to double by 2050, decarbonizing logistics is more critical than ever. Yet, for many companies, calculating and comparing logistics emissions across different transport modes or suppliers can feel like comparing apples to oranges. This is where the Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC) Framework comes into play.

The GLEC Framework is the first globally recognized method for consistently calculating and reporting greenhouse gas emissions across multi-modal supply chains. It supports the implementation of ISO 14083, a key standard for logistics emissions accounting, and aligns with other major global initiatives such as the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, the UN Global Green Freight Action Plan, and CDP Reporting.

So, what makes the GLEC Framework so impactful?
  • It provides a clear yet flexible approach for companies of all sizes, from shippers and carriers to logistics service providers, to track and reduce their emissions.
  • It covers all transport modes, including air, cable car, hubs, inland waterways, pipelines, rail, road, and sea.
  • It ensures a comprehensive view of emissions, including those from fuel and energy provision, whether the operations are owned or outsourced.

By adopting the GLEC Framework, companies can better compare emissions, choose the most eco-friendly transport options, and align their logistics operations with their sustainability goals. Already, over 150 multinational corporations are using the GLEC Framework to drive meaningful climate action within their logistics operations.
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