DSV introduces 'book and claim' to cut emissions in all modes
DANISH transport and logistics company DSV's new 'book and claim' system utilises the respective sustainable fuels for air and sea globally, and road freight within Europe.
The logistics giant has invested in large quantities of sustainable fuel to provide customers with decarbonisation solutions across all transport modes, reports London's Air Cargo News.
Replacing conventional fossil fuels with sustainable fuel alternatives can reduce CO2 emissions by 80-90 per cent. But the market for sustainable fuels is still in its infancy and can be difficult to navigate.
DSV's book and claim system tackles the challenges that many customers face when trying to purchase sustainable fuels as part of their supply chain decarbonisation strategies.
DSV takes care of finding the right producers, ensuring that the fuel is produced in accordance with guidelines and standards.
Said DSV chief executive Jens Bjorn Andersen: "Sustainable fuels are a key component of DSV's ongoing strategy to reduce CO2 emissions and mitigate the climate impact of transport and logistics."
source:SchedNet
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