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The Sustainability Report 2022 is out. Our strategy remains focused on decarbonising our customers’ supply chain transport emissions through a catalogue of logistics solutions. Regardless of the mode of transport, the message is clear that significant emission reductions are available and readily deployable to all customers. Ocean biofuel and electric container trucking are some of the latest additions to the range of sustainable options.

In a world increasingly searching for better ways to generate alternative energy, we have had the pleasure of being contracted and developing the project of transporting 16 complete WTGs to Lac Hoa & Hoa Dong in Vietnam.

Wind power is a cornerstone in the green transition picking up speed from East to West. At the center of the supply chain, we are supporting to power the world with renewable energy by delivering an increasing number of WTGs (Wind Turbine Generator) to all regions of the world.

The need to reduce airfreight emissions in the supply chain is growing faster than ever before. As part of its catalogue of CO2 reducing initiatives, SGL has extended its collaboration with Neste, the world's leading producer of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), to provide its customers with a low emission solution with the potential of reducing airfreight emissions by up to 80%*. The agreement supports SGL's target to halve its emissions by 2030 across all scopes.

Scan Global Logistics (SGL) accelerates its climate action to decarbonize customers’ supply chains with increased speed and scale. Concrete solutions, including offering Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and low emitting trucking, are among the low carbon logistics services SGL provides to help its customers reduce emissions within all transport modes.

Ocean Freight Sweden goes green on first and final-mile deliveries. In close partnership with selected hauliers, they become the first in Sweden to set the ambitious goal of running as close to 100% on biofuel on all pickup and ocean freight container deliveries in 2022.

What if you knew exactly where your carbon-reducing actions would have the most impact? Our digital CO2e platform calculates your existing footprint of your transportation emissions down to lane and leg level. With data in hand, you can be among your industry’s first movers to decarbonize transportation emissions and gain competitive advantage in the climate transition.

With the COP26, the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, the focus increases on what corporates can actively do to help mitigate climate warming. We are proud members of the 1.5°C Supply Chain Leaders, a sub-group to the Exponential Roadmap Initiative, whom

The logistics sector contributes significantly to global emissions. Now, we take action for the generations to come. By joining the Exponential Roadmap Initiative and supporting the 1.5°C Business Playbook, we team up with other global companies to mitigate global warming