Smart Freight Centre and the SINE Foundation have released two complementary knowledge products to advance emissions transparency in global logistics: the iLEAP Technical Specifications v1.0 and the accompanying iLEAP Whitepaper v1.
These resources mark a key milestone in supporting trusted, interoperable, low-cost emissions data exchange enabling the logistics sector to meet growing demands for accurate, decision-grade information.
"iLEAP lays the foundation for a more connected and accountable logistics ecosystem. It reduces integration costs, enhances emissions data quality, and makes it easier to deliver actionable insights to all supply chain stakeholders using our platform — from global cargo owners to carriers, all striving to decarbonize as a core part of their competitive strategy.”
Karsten Kopland (Head of Product Management / CPO, Kinver)
Introducing the iLEAP Technical Specifications
At the core of this release is the iLEAP Technical Specifications v1.0, which defines a standardized data model and protocol for peer-to-peer emissions data exchange. Built on the GLEC Framework version 3 and aligned with ISO14083:2023 standard, the specifications support automated data flows across IT systems, regardless of mode, region, or company size. (....)