Decoupling economic growth from emissions
The transport and logistics sector accounts for a significant share of global CO2 emissions contributing to climate change.
On the other hand, the sector is also a key enabler of world trade essential to global economic growth and improving living standards, particularly in developing countries.
Therefore, decarbonising the sector is an essential step in decoupling economic growth from CO2 emissions and putting the world on a more sustainable path.
As a global logistics provider, we see it as our shared responsibility to support limiting global warming by accelerating our own ESG performance.
Read all about our ongoing sustainability efforts to decarbonise supply chains at speed and scale.
Read more about some of our climate-related actions
- Science-based targets: Approved science-based targets for Scope 1, 2 and 3 (upstream transportation and distribution)
- Customers: Launched our Sustainable Logistic services
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Signed agreements with Neste for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to help our customers reduce their emissions and from our own business travel
- Power Purchase Agreement: Signed a PPA with Energi Danmark and 12 other companies to support the development of a new 70,000 MWh solar park to be completed in Jutland in 2023, supplying our Danish locations with renewable energy
- Partnerships: Joined the Exponential Roadmap Initiative and the subgroup 1.5°C Supply Chain Leaders to drive climate action throughout global supply chains
- Low carbon trucking: First freight forwarder in Sweden to provide HVO100, a fossil-free renewable diesel, for all ocean container trucking at no additional cost to customers
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