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The new version of the GLEC Framework is available via this page.

The GLEC Framework v2.0 translated into French.

The GLEC Framework v2.0 translated into Spanish.

A guidance to the logistics sector for the voluntary measurement and reporting of black carbon emissions.

A guidance on how to carbon audit logistics buildings with view to logistics chain calculation (e.g. with reference to GLEC Framework and EcoTransIT World).

A report on the methodology and process followed to establish updated GHG emission factors for Inland Water Transport.

A guidance for assurance providers in the steps required to assure claims made around the adoption, implementation of and calculation outputs from the GLEC Framework.

You can use external tools, programs and providers to set up and manage your logistics emission accounting.

An analysis of emissions disclosure to CDP by corporations worldwide.

A coherent set of policy recommendations for use by national governments in countries worldwide, the European Union (EU) and related organizations involved in setting or implementing policy agenda.

Explain why using the GLEC Framework as the standard methodology for calculating and reporting logistics emissions works.

The status quo, challenges, future necessities, and potentials across the supply chain

Module 5 of the GLEC Framework written in partnership with Cefic

A guide to overcome barriers and standardize the exchange of GHG logistics emissions

A guidance for insetting in air transportation value chains to facilitate the use of more SAF and help decarbonize the sector.

This publication supports transparent tracking of the greenhouse gas emissions associated with ocean containerized cargo transportation.

A paper on the effectiveness and potential of bio-LNG as a mechanism in decarbonizing logistics.

The report provides information to support companies to evaluate biodiesel and renewable diesel from the perspective of applicability, availability, and feasibility.

The report discusses 15 biofuel sustainability criteria ranging from greenhouse gas emissions to broader environmental goals and socio-economic development.

This report evaluates the differences and similarities of emission factors from US and EU biofuels.

Guidance on how to set science-based targets for transport, including freight and logistics that is aligned with the GLEC Framework.

Co-developed with the EU-funded LEARN project managed by Smart Freight Centre.

An introductory guide to support the transition to zero emissions.

1. A desktop review of the methods of four different sources and compares the emission factors for fossil fuels, biofuels, synthetic fuels and efuels. 2. A guidance on the framework and associated tool, with the aim to support the decision making on low emission fuels and vehicles solutions.

An introductory guide to support the transition to zero emissions.

Developed with Deutsche Post DHL Group, this White Paper recommends an innovative approach for allocating funds to decarbonization projects in the logistics industry.

An overview of barriers that road freight carriers face when wanting to make their truck fleet more efficient and reduce emissions, based on international studies and SFC's experience in working with Chinese carriers.

An analysis of their perspectives, motives and challenges.

A holistic and systematic approach for truck fleet energy efficiency that consists of five pillars: fuel management; driver and staff skills development; vehicles and maintenance; performance monitoring; and utilizing information technology.

The updated and revised Strategy document for the Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC), for the upcoming period 2022-2024.

Developed with WBCSD and WeMeanBusiness support, the Smart Freight Procurement Guidelines help buyers of freight services make zero-emissions freight an integrated part of their procurement.

Buyers of freight and logistics services can use this tool during the tender process to assess
suppliers for their commitment to decarbonization

Find out what programs, initiatives and organizations exist to help companies to report and reduce emissions and collaborate with logistics partners and other stakeholders

Find out what green freight programs exists that companies can join to improve efficiency and reduce emissions

In accordance with the Global Green Freight Action Statement issued at the 2014 UN Climate Summit in New York, this action plan aims to enhance the environmental and energy efficiency of goods movement

An English summary report of Smart Freight Forum China - Modal Shift from Truck to Rail.

An English summary report of Smart Freight Forum China - Logistics Emissions Calculation Tools and Practice.

An English summary report of Smart Freight Forum China - Efficient and Green Urban Freight.

A Chinese summary report of Smart Freight Forum China - Modal Shift from Truck to Rail.

A Chinese summary report of Smart Freight Forum China - Logistics Emissions Calculation Tools and Practice.

A Chinese summary report of Smart Freight Forum China - Efficient and Green Urban Freight.

An English summary report of Smart Freight Forum China - Shippers' Dialogue and Workshop on Safe, Compliant and Sustainable Transportation Services.

A Chinese summary report of Smart Freight Forum China - Shippers' Dialogue and Workshop on Safe, Compliant and Sustainable Transportation Services.

A Chinese case study: Collaboration and high-quality tires save fuel and emissions in Beijing truck fleets. A collaboration between SFC, the Beijing Transport Institute and 5 tire manufacturers achieved a total of 12,000 to 26,000 RMB (2,700 to 3,700 USD) savings per truck every year.

A report for business leaders who believe that more efficient freight and logistics goes hand in hand with greater competitiveness and environmental sustainability.

A review of urban freight plan good practice from cities and regions around the world, based on urban freight plans of 9 cities and regions.

A comprehensive review of urban freight plans and policies from around the globe.

Introduce GLEC Membership to your management team