How logistics can help chemical companies reduce their GHG emissions

Recent research by Maersk and FT Longitude has shown that chemical companies can benefit from reducing their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and logistics partners have an important role to play.

Explore all the findings on what the chemical industry can do to reduce their GHG emissions in this easily readable infographic.

GHG emissions research: the findings

The research has shown that chemical companies do have good allies in their stakeholders to reduce their logistics greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions faster, but still need to get crucial teams up to speed and take tangible actions.

Secondly, given the crucial role supply chains can play in addressing climate change and taking into consideration that the chemical industry is a major source of GHG emissions, businesses need to coordinate with their logistics providers. Ultimately, this can provide businesses with a faster achievement of their goals as well as the creation of a virtuous circle that can provide some additional benefits such as reduced cost, improved image among future employees and attraction of more investments.

For more information:

• Listen to a special episode of “Beyond the Box” on how to tackle supply chain emissions in the chemicals industry.
• Discover more insights on chemical businesses.

About FT Longitude

FT Longitude is a specialist thought leadership agency, owned by the Financial Times, working with a wide range of the world’s most prestigious B2B brands across Europe, the US and Asia-Pacific. FT Longitude’s 80+ clients are concentrated in the professional services, financial services, and technology sectors, but also stretch into energy, infrastructure, manufacturing and other industries. Headquartered in London, the company was founded in 2011 and was selected as one of Chief Marketer 200, Top Marketing Agencies of 2020, an Inc. 5000 Europe in 2018, an FT 1000 company in 2017, and a 2016 Leap 100 high growth UK company by City A.M. and Mishcon de Reya. It is led by founders Rob Mitchell (CEO), James Watson (COO) and Gareth Lofthouse (Chief Revenue Officer). For more information: visit longitude.ft.com.