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The Sustainability Report 2023 is out, highlighting our initiatives within the Environment, Social and Governance scope.

Many companies aim to reduce their CO2 emissions to achieve their climate targets. At the beginning of the year, our long-standing customer, Danish Pamatek, purchased ocean biofuel for all their expected ocean freight from China in 2024 upfront. Their decision is a commitment to reducing their ocean freight emissions by 100%, and in doing so, they will also benefit from avoiding the EU ETS surcharge on ocean freight. Their commitment confirms that CO2-neutral transport is becoming increasingly crucial for competition.

We are pleased to announce that we have again achieved an A- rating from the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), reaffirming our position as a leader in sustainable practices and environmental stewardship. This recognition underscores our steady dedication to sustainability and climate action.

We have set ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as part of our commitment to diminish climate change and promote environmental sustainability. A new solar park in Northern Denmark marks a significant step towards achieving these goals.

With the erection and installation of 32 turbines in the North Luzon region of the Philippines, in close collaboration with a valued industrial project customer, we have constructed the largest wind farm project in the country to date. Despite encountering challenges due to the challenging circumstances in the mountainous area, the 160 MW project is now completed, and another is ongoing.

Decarbonising the supply chain is a joint effort. As a result of our long-standing partnership with MAN Energy Solutions (MAN ES) in Denmark, we have initiated a project to test and develop sustainable logistics solutions. The full project scope involves 100% ocean biofuel and trucks running on renewable diesel, HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil), ensuring approx. 85% reduction on the last-mile delivery. The business case will inform future co-led carbon-reducing initiatives.

The concern for global warming and climate change has grown in recent years. The transport and logistics sector accounts for a significant share of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, contributing to climate change.

Scan Global Logistics (SGL) and Alfa Laval announce the launch of their first electric Scania truck as part of their zero-emissions partnership. Deriving from a shared vision and commitment to creating a more sustainable logistics industry, the new truck will lead the way forward in reducing road transport CO2 emissions.

Scan Global Logistics (SGL), a global logistics and supply chain solutions provider, has partnered with Majid Al Futtaim, the leading shopping mall, communities, retail, and leisure pioneer across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia to launch a pilot project using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The pilot project launched in May aims to reduce carbon emissions for airfreight shipments of Majid Al Futtaim Lifestyle fashion products from Asia to the UAE.