Carbon Market & Climate Objectives
What?
The proposed amendment to the European Climate Law aims to set the European climate target for 2040, directly influencing sector-specific greenhouse gas emission reduction goals. This proposal also raises questions about the future role of the European carbon market and international carbon credits in achieving these targets.
Impact for shippers & logistics providers
The expanded ETS could lead to higher operational costs due to increased carbon pricing, incentivizing companies to invest in cleaner technologies and improve energy efficiency.
How to prepare?
Strengthen your Scope 1 and 3 emissions management to enhance energy efficiency and anticipate the impact of carbon pricing.
Sustainable Finance & Reporting: Omnibus Package (CSRD & CSDDD)
What?
Negotiations are progressing on the "Omnibus" regulation, revising sustainability reporting (CSRD) and corporate due diligence (CSDDD). The revision may emphasize simplifying reporting standards, mandatory climate transition plans, and more precise due diligence obligations focusing on significant risks.
Impact for shippers & logistics providers
Increased granularity in ESG reporting and mandatory integration of Scope 3 emissions into climate transition plans.
How to prepare?
Comprehensively map your emissions across the value chain, simplify ESG data collection, and structure robust climate transition plans.
Decarbonized Mobility Initiatives: "Count Emissions EU" Regulation
What?
Trilogue negotiations have started on the "Count Emissions EU" text, aiming to establish a common EU framework for calculating greenhouse gas emissions in freight and passenger transport.
Impact for shippers & logistics providers
Mandatory emissions reporting with standardized, reliable, and comparable data for transport services.
How to prepare?
Implement solutions capable of providing granular, traceable, and verifiable data to effectively meet new reporting requirements.
