FedEx Raises the Bar for Sustainable Logistics Operations
FedEx aims to help customers lower their Scope 3 emissions from logistics and supply chains by optimizing routing, load capacities, and operational energy use.
Mark McNees
Major Milestone for EV Charging Sustainability
In 2022 alone, Electrify America powered over 5 million charging sessions, enabled 493 million electric miles driven and avoided 21 million gallons of gas consumption.
How DHL and Schneider Electric are Decarbonizing the Supply Chain
DHL Global Forwarding and Schneider Electric have partnered to test innovative dual shipping models that reduce emissions by up to 40% on high-carbon air freight.
Reducing Emissions While Driving Profits: How Danfoss Is Leading Through Innovation
In 2018, heat accounted for 50% of global final energy consumption.1
Energy is being wasted everywhere. In the US, 65% of all the energy produced is
squandered in the form of waste heat.2 There is tremendous potential in reusing heat that would otherwise be wasted, also known as ”excess heat.”
Greenhushing is Not a Win
Recent data underscores the trend. S&P 500 earnings call mentions of ESG plunged from 156 in Q4 2021 to just 9 in recent weeks. Household names from Apple to JP Morgan continue Climate commitments but now use vague references to "sustainability" or "positive impact" instead.
California Ups the Ante on Climate Data Transparency
The winds of transparency are blowing stronger, and California's legislation signals climate accountability is only growing. Will it be regulation forcing your hand or proactive positioning giving a strategic advantage?
Demystifying the EU’s New Sustainability Directives: CSRD and CSDDD
While CSRD and CSDDD originate out of Europe, U.S.-based multinationals have significant incentive to pay close attention even if not directly subject yet to these specific regulations.