Transport is not only a complex industry with enormous potential for increased efficiency – it is also one of the largest contributors to global emissions, with demand expected to double in the coming decades.
While embedded in every supply chain, it is still treated primarily as an operational cost center in many organizations, and often scoped out when it comes to Scope 3. At Logivity, we believe it’s time to take on these challenges – with the aim to make every transport more sustainable.
Earlier this year, our CEO Jessica Öhrblad joined Climate Choice for ChoiceEvents webinar #85 – a cross-industry series showcasing solutions for climate transformation. In this session, now available on YouTube, Jessica shared how Logivity is rethinking transport as a foundation for Scope 3 decarbonization.
From challenge to opportunity
Born out of Volvo Group’s ambition to accelerate sustainable logistics, Logivity combines digital innovation, trusted data, and collaboration to create smarter, leaner, and greener transport systems. The focus: transforming logistics from a cost and decarbonization challenge into a strategic business opportunity.
During the discussion, Jessica highlighted:
- How collaborative capacity optimization can tackle inefficiencies and reduce empty miles.
- Why data transparency and emissions visibility are essential for enabling greener transport choices.
- What it takes to embed sustainability into the business model, even in industries known for slow adoption.
Why it matters
Transport accounts for ~25% of global emissions - and freight demand is set to double by 2050. Tackling these emissions, often hidden in Scope 3, requires more than compliance reporting. It demands new business models, cross-industry collaboration, and actionable insights that make sustainability and efficiency go hand in hand.
Curious to learn more?
Watch the full session with ClimateChoice here. And if you’d like to explore how Logivity can help your organization optimize logistics while reducing emissions, connect with us.
