The European Emissions Trading System (ETS) is a measure to incentivise emission reduction based on market principles and allowances which have a significant commercial impact. Since its introduction in 2005, the EU’s emissions have decreased by 41%. However, there were several exceptions to the ETS (for certain industries), which has ultimately led to the ETS […]
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FEATURE Navigating the Warehouse Evolution: Automation, Workforce Shortages & increased flexibility;VIDEO UK’s Economic Engine: The Crucial Role of Express Couriers in the UK Economy;Would 2024 instability bring down logistics & supply chain?;Why is collaboration still a dirty word in logistics?;Understanding the Workplace Charging Scheme;EU’s Emission Trading Scheme: How does it impact logistics?;Couriers take on the […]
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The green revolution is everywhere but how ready is the logistics and supply chain industry? There are many things that need to be done and one of them will include supporting suppliers. The task is not easy and in this feature we are exploring how companies can help their suppliers understand the costs and benefits […]
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Scope 3 emissions are what stops many companies when it comes to reducing emissions. It is not a surprise, as the area is notoriously hard to understand, monitor and change. We spoke to Serge Schamschula, Head of Ecosystem at Transporeon, about the challenged faced but mostly about what solutions can be put in place and […]
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Page 6: VIDEO Exciting consumers about the final mile deliveryPage 11: Is retail blind about consumers’ wishes?Page 14: VIDEO Procurement steps up ESG commitmentsPage 18: Procurement embraces its role of change makerPage 21: How UK manufacturers can improve supply chain operations in the face of extreme weatherPage 26: Reducing Scope 3 emissions: Taking the right […]
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