Organisations are expected to measure and report their environmental impact with increasing accuracy. Fleet emissions play a major role, but collecting the right data is often difficult. This guide explains how to measure your fleet’s footprint, report it with confidence and take practical steps toward lower emissions.
Sustainability reporting is moving from optional to essential. Fleets influence operational emissions, employee mobility patterns and the quality of ESG reporting.
Accurate data helps organisations:
Without reliable insights, reporting becomes inconsistent and difficult to defend.
Fleet emission reporting becomes unreliable when fuel data, charging data, mileage logs and vehicle information live in separate systems. Manual reporting increases the risk of missing data, double counting or inconsistent calculations.
To build a trustworthy ESG report, organisations need one clear data foundation that brings all fuel and charging activity together.
Lowering fleet emissions is not only about introducing electric vehicles. Organisations often achieve meaningful reductions by:
Centralising fuel, charging, mileage and reimbursement data creates one reliable source of truth for emission reporting.
This helps organisations:
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In this article, we look at how to move from disconnected spreadsheets to actionable CO2 reporting. We will also explore how a digital mobility platform can help transform mobility data into strategic sustainability insights.
Dive in to learn several carbon emissions reduction strategies to make our business more sustainable.
Todays workplace isn’t just changing where and how people work, but also how they commute. Today’s employees expect varied mobility choices. For us this change presents fresh challenges in handling the combination of fleets and mobility budgets. We are happy to share some best practices with you to tackle this.
