How can transport and logistics companies cut their carbon footprint while meeting new climate standards?

In this episode, discover how ISO 14083 is transforming GHG reporting and decarbonization across supply chains.

Experts Paula Gomez, Dr. Aditya Gupta, and Andrea Rodicio unpack the challenges of measuring greenhouse gas emissions, adopting greener technologies, and turning climate goals into competitive advantage. Plus, learn how SGS’s IMPACT NOW portfolio supports businesses in advancing climate, circularity, nature, and ESG assurance.

Tune in to lead the change in sustainable transport and logistics.

(00:01:53)- Introduction

(00:03:18)- IMPACT NOW for Sustainability

(00:04:53)- Audience Poll (add your response below)

(00:06:00)- Why it is important to cut emissions in carbon and logistics?

(00:07:07)- Major challenges for transport and logistics decarbonization and what are the specific challenges India is facing in this sector

(00:10:30)- What is this ISO 14083 standard, why is it relevant and who should use it

(00:12:34)- What are the requirements for companies to comply with the standard

(00:14:48)- Development of an ISO 14083 aligned accounting platform

(00:17:26)- The alignment with other existing GHG emissions accounting frameworks

(00:18:40)- Why should companies go through a verification process? What are the benefits?

(00:20:21)- How can companies, both shippers and logistics providers, especially in markets like India, begin adopting ISO 14083 in a practical way without perceiving it as a burden?

(00:22:05)- What are the initial steps a company should take to adopt and implement the standard?

(00:24:20)- What else can a company do to reduce transport and logistics emissions in their value chain?

(00:26:53)- Closing remarks in working with SGS

(00:29:42)- Q&A