Carbon has a price. Averages have a cost.
Carriers price carbon based on fleet averages. Forwarders add a buffer. By the time the invoice reaches you, you're paying two to three times your actual exposure. Searoutes shows you the gap — shipment by shipment, carrier by carrier, lane by lane.

Your carrier uses an average. Audit them.
Your carrier calculates ETS on fleet average emissions. Searoutes calculates it on the vessel that carried your cargo. The difference is your overcharge baseline.
Compare what each carrier charges against actual ETS exposure on that lane. Identify which carriers are charging a fair pass-through and which are not.
Run the audit across your full shipment history. Quantify total ETS overcharge in dollars, by carrier, by lane, by quarter.
Why use Searoutes for freight emissions?
Accuracy you can trust
GLEC & ISO 14083-certified. Including more specific calculations like EU ETS.
Scope 3 transparency. Shipment-level emissions details, with full visibility into routes, modes and assets.
Cross-modal coverage: Ocean, road, air, rail. Carrier-level, vessel-level, flight-number-level. Not averages, actual routes.

Vincent Gelernter
Head of Global TransportationUnlocking $2.9M ETS opportunity across 34,882 TEUs
Carrier ETS surcharges rarely match real emissions. We calculate the actual cost per trade lane — so you can negotiate the difference.
−56.2%
Total ETS delta$2.9M
Identified across 34,882 TEUs−55.5%
Adjusted by carrier public surchargeThe freight emissions data you were waiting for




