Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA)

Interpretation of results

Inventory analysis (LCI)

Definition of objectives and scope

ISO3834

ISO14040

ISO14044

ISO14001

ISO9001

Companies can strive to change markets and regulations in a more sustainable direction.

Companies should not participate in regulatory discussions because they are political decisions.

Companies should adapt to existing rules as they stand, because they are the prevailing rules.

Markets change on their own without the involvement of companies

Sustainable transport services and digitalization

Accelerating the renewal of the vehicle fleet

Public transport and sustainable modes of transport in cities

Altervative fuels

Infrastructure investments in the transport system

Waste generated during the process and emissions caused by it

Emissions from hubs, such as cargo transfers

Emissions from fuel production

Emissions caused by chain transport modes

Emissions related to fleet maintenance, such as repairs

Heavy transport is most likely to adopt electric vehicles in the first place

Transport companies see emissions accounting as a purely positive part of their business

The GHG Protocol is a method for measuring emissions using three different scopes.

The shift in freight transport requires the expansion of the national distribution infrastructure

The transition to alternative fuels in freight transport requires transport companies to invest in new equipment or to renew their existing fleets.