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Date: 2024-12-26 Page is: DBtxt001.php L0500-WBCSD

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WBCSD
World Business Council on Sustainable Development
WBCSD ... World Business Council on Sustainable Development

How we drive sustainable development
As global business faces new and complex challenges and opportunities, our science-based approach and targeted business solutions aim to scale up business impact. We target the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through five work programs to achieve systems transformation.
(1) Cities & Mobility
(2) Energy & Circular Economy
(3) Food, Land & Water
(4) People
(5) Redefining Value

'http://www.wbcsd.org'
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WBCSD-ACTION-2020-INFOGRAPHIC

'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Initiatives/WBCSD/WBCSD-ACTION-2020-INFOGRAPHIC.pdf'
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WBCSD’s low-carbon road freight project
Transport accounts for 20% of global final energy consumption, and road-freight is a rapidly growing component of that, especially in developing countries. WBCSD’s Road Freight Lab initiative aims to investigate and select measures that companies can adopt to reduce GHG emissions from road freight transport. This report represents a mature stage in that process, discussing six high potential measures and attempting to quantify their benefits via data collection, modeling, and other evidence. The key outcomes are:
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• Use of top-tier asset optimization tools could reduce energy use and emissions by on average 12.5%, and are still to be taken up by approximately 85% of fleet operators;
• The increasing prevalence of tight delivery windows, especially in the 'last mile' context, is set to increase transport energy use and emissions if left unchecked; but relaxing delivery windows from 1hr to 5hrs could lead to savings of 25%;
• Modest asset sharing models that can save 15% are only being used by 20% of operators, while highly integrated vehicle and depot sharing can lead to a 20% savings and is yet to be taken up in the case of at least 85% of commercial vehicle miles;
• Accelerated adoption of immediately available alternative fuels such as biogas and electric vehicles would lead to an 83% reduction in GHG emissions;
• Widespread adoption of vehicle-centric efficiency measures would lead to a 32% reduction in fuel consumption;
• Eco-driver training has been widely adopted in many markets and can save on average 7% GHG emissions by better fuel efficiency.
These findings show that fleet operators have significant opportunities to reduce emissions from freight transport. The solutions relating to alternative fuels and drivetrains, vehicle efficiency and driver training are well known and many local initiatives are in place to help deploy these across fleets. On the other hand, solutions relating to optimization, relaxing delivery time windows and asset sharing are either not known or the market does not yet offer many ready commercial solutions to fleets. Another feature of these latter three solution areas is that companies will be required to collaborate in order to reap the GHG reduction benefits that are possible.
WBCSD is facilitating collaboration between member companies and partners to better understand how these solutions can be developed into viable business models and deployed at scale across road freight transport providers. Given the scale of the necessary challenge to decarbonize transport, WBCSD and its members recognize the need to develop all solutions. Those described within this report will all be key elements in the fight against climate change in the road freight sector.

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WBCSD / Road Freight Lab

'https://www.wbcsd.org/Clusters/Climate-Energy/Road-Freight-Lab'
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WBCSD / Below50 Initiative

http://www.wbcsd.org/Clusters/Climate-Energy/below50
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WBCSD-Low-Carbon-Transport-Fuels-Report
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Social_and_Human_Capital_Protocol
https://docs.wbcsd.org/2019/02/Social_and_Human_Capital_Protocol.pdf
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WBCSD ... Social and Human Capital Protocol
'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Orgs/WBCSD/WBCSD-Social-and-Human-Capital-Protocol.pdf'
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