Measuring CO2 emissions from transport
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The workshop will be composed of multiple sub-workshops to reflect on the following themes (not exhaustive and not final):
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What is the advantage/disadvantage of the current measure?
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What GHG information do carriers provide to customers?
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How can the efforts made by carriers be promoted to shippers?
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What are the obstacles and motivations for moving towards more accurate measurement of CO2 emissions?
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What could be the value proposition around CO2 emissions data exchange?
Attention, the number of places is limited

Géraud PELLAT de VILLEDON
Michelin CSR Supply Chain Manager
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How can we move from an estimate of transportCO2 based on assumptions to a real measurement highlighting the progress made by transporters?
You are a carrier and you want to highlight all the efforts made to reduce the environmental impact? Do you want to think with us about how to make this information available while guaranteeing the security of the information?
Then join us!
Workshop reserved for shippers and logistics service providers
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The workshop will be composed of multiple sub-workshops to reflect on the following themes (not exhaustive and not final):
-

What is the advantage/disadvantage of the current measure?
-

What GHG information do carriers provide to customers?
-

How can the efforts made by carriers be promoted to shippers?
-

What are the obstacles and motivations for moving towards more accurate measurement of CO2 emissions?
-

What could be the value proposition around CO2 emissions data exchange?
Attention, the number of places is limited

Géraud PELLAT de VILLEDON
CSR Manager - ID LOGISTICS
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