Read this blog article to gain insights into the various carbon pricing schemes applied to different modes of transport, and why transport and logistics companies like carriers, forwarders and shippers should explore the opportunities available to reduce CO2 emissions. The transportation and logistics sector has moved into the focus of carbon pricing. This primarily stems from the fact that the industry contributes around eleven per cent to global greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon pricing emerges as a cornerstone of climate policy. Instruments like taxation, fuel standards (e.g., FuelEU maritime) or emission trading schemes such as the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) or the Energy Taxation Directive (ETD) has pushed decarbonization targets further into the logistics sector, affecting already many companies in their daily business. Two examples: (....)