Sustainable Logistics

It is Easy to Reduce Your Environmental Impact

We help you calculate your transport emissions and support you in reducing the emissions by up to 100 %. This way, you’re not only contributing to a sustainable world, but also strengthening your brand and competitiveness in an increasingly climate-conscious market.

Efficient Consolidation

Through controlled and efficient cargo management, we ensure that your transports are co-loaded. Goods from different actors are consolidated to optimize the fill rate, reducing the need for additional transport. Through this, we consequently decrease emissions.

Compare Freight Options

When you book your transports in the TKL Portal, you immediately get various freight options and can easily choose the one with the lowest climate impact.

Analyze and Calculate the Supply Chain

We offer a complete analysis of your supply chain for environmental impact optimization. By consolidating your transports in the TKL Portal, you can easily generate an environmental report with a few clicks.

Transition to Sustainable Fuels

The transportation industry is undergoing renewal, and environmentally friendly fuel alternatives are increasingly being used. Through book and claim of sustainable fuel insetting, you can easily opt for more sustainable transports and reduce your company’s carbon footprint.

100% fossil free sea transports

Reduce your carbon footprint in an easy and effective way by switching from fossil fuel to renewable biofuel for your sea shipments (so called maritime biofuel insets). Thanks to this, you can reduce your emissions from sea transports up to 100 %. The system is based on the book and claim-approach, which means that this is applicable regardless of carrier and route. It does not require any operational changes in your business as well. It it not harder than this to become more sustainable.

A Global CO2 Challenge

The transportation sector plays a critical role in the transition to a greener future. Emissions from transports need to be reduced by 25 % by 2030 to achieve Net Zero Emissions by 2050. [1]

8,4 Billion Tons

The transportation sector emitted nearly 8,4 billion tons of CO2 globally in 2022 [2].

21 Percent

This corresponds to 21 % of global emissions, which makes the transport sector the second-largest emitter of CO2 [3].

Global CO2 Emissions from Transportation by Subsector in the Net Zero Scenario, 2000-2030 [4].

[1] International Energy Agency, Transport, 2023
https://www.iea.org/energy-system/transport

[2] Statista, Transport emissions worldwide – statistics & facts, 2023
https://www.statista.com/topics/7476/transportation-emissions-worldwide/#topicOverview

[3] Statista, Carbon dioxide emissions from the transportation sector worldwide from 1970 to 2023.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1291615/carbon-dioxide-emissions-transport-sector-worldwide/

[3] International Energy Agency, C=2 emissions in 2022, 2023
https://www.iea.org/reports/co2-emissions-in-2022

Calculate Your Emission Scopes

The foundation of a successful climate strategy involves carefully monitoring, allocating, and calculating your impact. Your company’s greenhouse gas emissions can be both direct and indirect and are divided into emission scopes.

Scope 1

Direct emissions from owned or controlled sources, such as emissions from the company’s own facilities and vehicles. This includes all direct emissions arising from the company’s operational activities.

Scope 2

Indirect emissions from purchased electricity, heat, or steam. These emissions occur at the production site of these energy sources, but they are considered part of your company’s operational footprint because the energy is used in your daily operations.

Scope 3

Indirect emissions from the entire value chain. This includes emissions linked to the production of purchased goods and services, transportation and distribution, as well as emissions after a product has been sold, such as those arising when the product is used or disposed of.