The more comparable data we make available and then analyse, the closer we get to reporting real values – and our goal of zero-emission logistics by 2050 at the latest.
Violetta Matzoros,
Smart Freight Centre
There are currently no standards or best practices for exchanging emissions data in the supply chain. Companies use different systems, and manual processes or custom interfaces still hinder a fast, transparent data exchange. With its iLEAP project, Smart Freight Centre (SFC) and the SINE Foundation have developed a data model for emissions data exchange together with industry stakeholders. Based on the GLEC Framework and ISO 14083, it was published in March 2023 and is already widely adopted. The iLEAP interface now has to be implemented and tested in real-world use cases from the perspective of logistics service providers.
Our regular meeting takes place every fourth Thursday of the month from 11:00 – 12:00.
Justin Lemmens
SHEQ-Manager
LKW Walter
Nathalie Böhning
Innovation and Project Manager
Open Logistics Foundation
We’ve been talking about sustainability in logistics for years. But now, in the last few months, it´s really becoming concrete. You can feel that the industry as a whole – finally – wants to take a step forward.
Justin Lemmens,
LKW Walter
Participation in the project is open to members of the Open Logistics Foundation. If you are interested in collaborating with other companies, we would be happy to provide information about Foundation membership.
The results published from the project in the Open Logistics Repository are public and can be used freely and commercially by any company.