National Freight Carbon Footprint Tracking

Quelle: https://www.smartfreightcentre.org/en/resources/global-logistics-emissions-council-glec-framework/

“National Freight Carbon Footprint Tracking” refers to the systematic measurement, recording, and monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions generated by freight transport within a country’s borders. Its purpose is to quantify, analyze, and track the CO₂ footprint of domestic goods movements in order to identify reduction opportunities and support sustainable transport policies.

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