Among various modes of freight transportation, trucking is a significant contributor to CO2 emissions for most companies. On average, it produces more CO2 emissions per ton-mile than other modes (except for air cargo). This raises questions regarding the measurement of CO2 emissions per shipment, the motivation behind calculating such emissions, and whether transportation management systems should account for CO2 emissions in mode, carrier, and equipment selection. 

To understand the industry’s stance on this pressing issue, Adrian Gonzalez, Adelante SCM sought insights from the Indago supply chain research community, comprising supply chain and logistics executives from manufacturing, retail, and distribution companies. Additionally, members of Manhattan Associates’ transportation management system (TMS) product council provided valuable input. 

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