Logistics emissions account for over 7% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. As the green transition reaches inevitable tipping points, investors have recognised that it’s time to switch gears. 

In the past five years, pressure from investors to improve supply chain sustainability has skyrocketed by 25%. And with good reason. Companies cutting their scope 3 emissions have saved $13.6 billion in costs while helping deliver 43 million GHG reductions — equivalent to Sweden’s annual emissions.

Optimising supply chains for cost and time alone is no longer enough. That’s why BlueYonder’s customers can now get accurate, actionable, and automatic logistics emissions reporting through its TMS by activating the Lune integration.

Historically, accurate emissions reporting is expensive and takes time because it’s conducted by external consultants. Until now. By accessing emissions tracking through their existing TMS, BlueYonder customer’s can proactively climate-align logistics decisions without extra effort. 

For supply chain, procurement, and sustainability managers, this means:

• Accurate, automated, and audit-ready emission tracking calculated using Lune’s methodology which goes beyond the industry standards set by GLEC
• Time saved meeting regulatory requirements, like the EU CSRD, using real-time emission reports that follow the GHG Protocol (the international standard for carbon accounting)
• Accelerated decarbonisation once Lune’s emission calculations are integrated into  BlueYonders supply chain optimisation framework

Optimise your supply chain for time, cost, and emissions with Lune

The green transition is reaching its tipping point. Businesses that adapt faster will thrive in a low-carbon economy. With BlueYonder, hundreds of supply chains have been optimised for cost and time; Now, with BlueYonder and Lune, these supply chains can be optimised for cost, time, and emissions.

To add emissions reporting to their TMS, BlueYonder customers simply need to activate Lune’s integration. Get started today by requesting a demo.