
How to leverage Carbon Data in Freight Negotiations
BASF struggled to compare ocean carriers’ carbon emissions due to inconsistent methodologies and lack of unified calculations. This prevented informed, emissions-conscious procurement decisions and hindered their ability to leverage sustainability metrics effectively in freight negotiations.
It implemented Searoutes’ GLEC-certified carbon emissions calculations across global liner shipping procurement. They use vessel and service-specific CO2 figures on a TEU basis to assess carrier performance, incentivise sustainable practices, and build lower-emission carrier portfolios.
Michelin uses Searoutes for consistent and accurate CO2 emissions in reporting
Michelin’s Intercontinental Control Tower faced volatile market disruptions affecting emissions tracking, lacked financial frameworks integrating carbon costs into procurement decisions, and struggled with inconsistent emissions data quality from carriers using varying methodologies.
It integrated Searoutes’ API-driven approach into their procurement system to standardise emissions calculations, refine carrier data quality, and incorporate accurate CO2e metrics into their internal financial index for objective tender bid evaluation.

How to integrate CO2 in Transportation Intelligence
Tetrixx wanted to provide carbon emissions tracking as a default feature in their AI transportation platform, not as an optional add-on. They needed precise, GLEC-certified calculations to integrate seamlessly into their core architecture as foundational data.
Its AI agent transforms transportation data into strategic intelligence, automatically identifying overbilling across all transport modes. Powered by Searoutes’ GLEC-certified carbon calculations, it delivers real-time cost and sustainability visibility.

How to measure precise CO2 emissions for global exports and sustainability decisions
ANZCO is one of New Zealand’s largest red meat processors. We procure the country’s finest beef and lamb, processing it across our seven processing and two manufacturing sites, and export 90-95% of our product to over 80 countries worldwide.
New Zealand’s distance from global markets presents a unique challenge for exporters, limiting the range of freight options available. ANZCO is committed to annually reporting our emissions, including Scope 3 freight emissions.
Using Searoutes has enabled them to better visualise our complex freight emissions, which aligns well with our broader emissions profile and helps inform future strategy.

How to Bring CO₂ Transparency to Digital Freight Forwarding
Shypple needed accurate Scope 3 emissions data to differentiate their digital freight forwarding services. Generic carbon factors were insufficient for regulatory compliance, and they required CO₂ visibility without added costs to customers.
Searoutes’ API integrates seamlessly into Shypple’s platform, providing vessel-specific emissions data through satellite inputs and carrier schedules. Clients access automated reports, real-time analytics, and detailed carbon insights instantly.