Guidelines
0. Measuring, calculating, allocating and reducing
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1. Allocating
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2. Cargo
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3. Origin and destination
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4. Fuel
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5. Inland shipping - containers
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6. Inland shipping - bulk
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7. Freight transport by rail
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8. Air Freight
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9. Maritime and short sea shipping
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10. Transshipment
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11. Storage
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12. Parcel transport and post
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13. General road transport
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14. Perishable and temperature controlled
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15. Outsourced transport
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16. Repositioning and empty kilometers
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17. (inter)national supply chains
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18. Benchmarking
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19. Intermediaries and platforms
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20. Auditors and accountants
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21. Data quality
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22. The relationship between social goals and corporate goals
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Cofret
COFRET Performance Indicator (CPI)
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Application note Capacity Utilization
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Application note Samples and estimates
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Application note Payload
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Application Note Calculation Standards
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Application Note Reusable Packaging
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Application Note Netwerk
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Logistieke Efficiëntie
Lading Performance Indicator (LPI)
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Implementing Carbon Footprinting
Transportation or logistics companies that want to apply Carbon Footprinting within their organization can easily get started with the documents below. All modes of transportation are covered. This allows them to easily report on their CO2 footprint and demonstrably reduce their emissions: fully compliant with European laws and regulations and ISO 14083. Here software companies will find the information they need to develop carbon accounting software in compliance with legislation.
