Guidelines
Guidelines Topsector Logistiek
In order to properly regulate accounting registration and control, a comprehensive set of guidelines has been developed in the Netherlands by Topsector Logistiek. The guidelines are based on the COFRET recommendations.
Based on the guidelines below, nowadays tools developed and offered, in addition to the model software.
These guidelines are also available in Dutch (Richtlijnen) and in German (Leitlinien).
ISO/NEN guidelines
The ISO standard on CO2 emissions in transport and logistics is expected to become available in 2022. It is likely that this standard will then be adopted by the EU, as an EN standard succeeding the existing EN16258.
The main discussion in the ISO working groups is how to distribute the emissions from a (distribution) trip, or a train passing through several stations, or an inland waterway vessel calling at several terminals, to the individual jobs in that trip. In the jargon of the standards, this is called “allocating.”
0. Measuring, calculating, allocating and reducing
1. Allocating
2. Cargo
3. Origin and destination
4. Fuel
5. Inland shipping - containers
6. Inland shipping - bulk
7. Freight transport by rail
8. Air Freight
9. Maritime and short sea shipping
10. Transshipment
11. Storage
12. Parcel transport and post
13. General road transport
14. Perishable and temperature controlled
15. Outsourced transport
16. Repositioning and empty kilometers
17. (inter)national supply chains
18. Benchmarking
19. Intermediaries and platforms
20. Auditors and accountants
21. Data quality
22. The relationship between social goals and corporate goals
COFRET
COFRET Prestatie Indicator (CPI)
Application note Capaciteitsbenutting
Application note steekproef
Application note Payload
Application Note normen berekeningen
Application Note Emballage
Application Note Netwerk
