Corporate GHG inventory at a glance
Consolidated GHG emissions across Categories 1 to 6 in accordance with ISO 14064-1:2018. Transportation data aligns with the GLEC Framework for robust well-to-wake freight footprinting.
Decarbonisation
Monthly emissions by ISO Category
ISO Classification
Top emission contributors
Owned fleet and facility direct impacts
ISO 14064-1 Category 1 emissions from operated assets (Clause 5.2.2). Includes direct linehaul trucks (HGV), urban delivery vans (LCV), hub diesel generators, and fugitive refrigerant leaks from cold-chain hubs.
Direct emissions by source
Category 1 Sub-types
By Regional Operation
Monthly profile
Direct Source Register
| Source | Sub-type | Activity data | Emission factor | tCO₂e | Data quality |
|---|
Electricity for global hubs and EV charging
ISO 14064-1 Category 2 (Clause 5.2.3). Dual reporting is supported: location-based (grid-average factors) and market-based (contractual instruments). Reflects clean-energy certificates (EACs/I-RECs) procured this year.
Monthly — dual reporting
Consumption by Region
Reduction levers in play
Subcontracted transport drives the footprint
ISO 14064-1 Category 3 tracks upstream and downstream transportation and distribution. Subcontracted air, ocean, and road freight represent our largest single footprint area.
Transportation by Mode
Monthly profile
Top Logistics Carriers
| # | Carrier | Mode | tCO₂e | Share of Cat 3 | Factor basis |
|---|
Purchased goods and capital equipment
Emissions from goods procured to support logistics operations, primarily consisting of packaging consumables (corrugated boxes, pallets, stretch wrap) and capital equipment for warehouse automation.
Sub-category breakdown
Monthly profile
Key Material Suppliers
| # | Supplier | Material / Type | tCO₂e | Share of Cat 4 | Factor basis |
|---|
Downstream product impacts
ISO 14064-1 Category 5 captures emissions associated with the use and end-of-life treatment of products sold by the reporting organization.
Not Applicable (Screened Out)
As a pure-play logistics and freight forwarding service provider, the organization does not manufacture or sell physical products. Therefore, downstream emissions related to product use and end-of-life (Category 5) are defined as exactly zero and excluded from the operational boundary as per the established inventory methodology.
Waste disposal and operational miscellany
Emissions from waste generated in operations and other indirect sources not classified in Categories 2 through 5. Primarily consists of solid waste sent to landfill, recycling impacts, and wastewater treatment.
Waste streams
Monthly profile
ISO 14064-1 Verification Readiness
Data quality tiering, base-year trajectory tracking, and the clause-by-clause ISO 14064-1:2018 conformance position that prepares this inventory for external limited-assurance verification.
Data quality mix
Base-year trajectory
ISO 14064-1 Conformance
Methodology register
| Item | Convention |
|---|---|
| Standard | ISO 14064-1:2018 |
| Consolidation | Operational control (Clause 5.1) |
| GWP set | IPCC AR6, 100-year timescale |
| Fuel factors | DEFRA 2025 (Well-to-Wake approach) |
| Grid factors | IEA 2025 · Global weighted average |
| Freight indirect | GLEC Framework V3; EcoTransIT where gaps exist |
| Base year | 2024 · recalculated on >5% structural change |
| Exclusions | <2% of gross, individually documented (Clause 5.4) |