Tag: reducing 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.

Supply Chain Emissions Overview: Three Trends for Shippers to Know

Written on July 10, 2024. Posted in Emissions.

Searoutes’ API tools can help shippers calculate their Scope 3 emissions and provide them insights into other areas where emissions reductions can occur.

Benchmarking for Sustainability: Using Data to Set and Achieve Supply Chain Emission Reduction Goals

Written on June 26, 2024. Posted in Emissions, Sustainability.

Organizations can use emissions data analysis experts such as Searoutes to establish a benchmarking program or bolster an existing one. These experts can provide insights into their performance in reducing emissions.

Navigating Legal Obligations: Searoutes’ Role in Emissions Control Compliance

Written on June 13, 2024. Posted in Emissions, EU ETS.

As international courts weigh in on countries’ responsibilities to fight climate change, the European maritime sector seeks to cut supply chain emissions.

Supply Chain Emissions in Tender Season: Three Strategies for Sustainable Logistics

Written on February 12, 2024. Posted in Emissions, Sustainability.

While the tender season is known for rate negotiations, it also serves as a great opportunity for parties to discuss how they can reduce supply chain emissions within the supply chain.

7 Simple Ways Logistics Companies Can Lower Emissions Today

Written on October 16, 2023. Posted in Uncategorized.

A commonly referenced figure is that 71% of greenhouse gas emissions can be attributed to just 100 companies, a somewhat misleading figure. Even though large companies can be the biggest major carbon emitters, the vast majority of businesses worldwide are mid-sized or smaller...