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Freight emissions comparison: rail vs. truck vs. air vs. sea CO₂e

Sea vs. Air Freight, Truck vs. Rail: How to Track and Reduce Carbon Emissions in Freight – transport modes compared

Written on September 26, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting, Emissions, Sustainability.

Looking to cut your freight emissions but unsure which transport mode is the greenest? Our guide compares the CO₂e footprint of rail, truck, air, and sea freight, helping you balance speed, cost, and sustainability. Discover actionable strategies to track, optimize, and reduce...

GLEC Framework 2025: ISO 14083 Compliance for Sustainable Logistics and CO2e Emissions Reporting

GLEC Framework 2025: The Ultimate Guide to ISO 14083 & Sustainable Logistics

Written on September 11, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting, Procurement.

In 2025, the GLEC Framework and ISO 14083 are setting the global standard for CO2e emissions reporting in logistics. This guide explains why these standards matter, how they align with regulations like CSRD and EU ETS, and how businesses can use them to reduce emissions, cut...

Carbon reduction strategies in supply chain logistics: Optimize routes, carriers, and procurement to decarbonize operations.

Carbon Reduction Strategies in the Supply Chain: Measure, Optimise, and Decarbonise

Written on September 9, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting, Emissions.

Global logistics contributes ~3% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Discover how advanced CO₂ emissions calculators provide accurate, real-time data to measure and reduce Scope 3 carbon footprints, optimize routes, and ensure compliance with evolving regulations like the EU...

Searoutes powers Freya’s Carbon: AI-Agent Transportation Intelligence integrating CO₂ by default

Written on July 9, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting, Procurement.

Tetrixx AI partners with Searoutes to transform transportation data, recovering 2-6% of freight costs while tracking carbon emissions with GLEC 3.1 standards.

A History of Certification in Freight Emission Standards

Written on July 3, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

As global supply chains expanded over the past three decades, so did scrutiny over their environmental impact. Today, companies face regulatory, reputational, and operational pressure to both quantify and reduce supply chain emissions.

Interview from Sabine van Vloten - Shypple with Paul Canessa - Searoutes

Client Highlight: Shypple and Searoutes Partner to Bring CO₂ Transparency to Digital Freight Forwarding

Written on July 2, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

Shypple’s partnership with Searoutes demonstrates how fine-tuned, route-level carbon analytics empowers businesses to optimize their operations and meet evolving regulations.

Partner Highlight: How Michelin Leverages Searoutes for Carbon-Conscious Tendering

Written on June 24, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

By integrating Searoutes’ CO2 APIs, Michelin refined its procurement decisions, standardized emissions data, and aligned sustainability efforts with financial strategy.

Maritime Shipping EU ETS Requirement: Looking At Year One

Written on June 23, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

The first year yielded promising signs. Initial compliance among major carriers was high, reflecting serious industry engagement. Many companies, especially those already disclosing emissions for ESG purposes, found the MRV framework familiar and manageable.

How the Maritime Industry Can Deliver on Net Zero 2050 Promises

Written on June 20, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

Achieving net zero hinges on replacing fossil fuels with zero-carbon alternatives like green ammonia, hydrogen, and methanol. However, the maritime sector currently faces a major hurdle: the availability of these fuels at scale.

Understanding the EU Omnibus Changes: Beyond the Headlines

Written on May 29, 2025. Posted in Carbon Accounting.

Searoutes goes beyond the headlines to break down the real implications of the Omnibus Package—focusing on what matters most for organizations navigating EU regulations like the EU Taxonomy, CSRD, CSDDD, and CBAM.