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Green Transportation & Logistics Global Report

This report is the most comprehensive guide for any company considering introducing green transportation & logistics initiatives into their operation.

The 100 page report includes:

  • Over 50 tables, charts and illustrations
  • Key benchmarking from real industry case-studies
  • An overview of existing and upcoming environmental regulations, including timelines and vertical specific analysis
  • Thorough overview of service and software providers
  • Analysis of warehousing and DC network strategies and real estate costings
  • Full costing breakdown - Start up cost, Running cost, Operational savings, ROI and Payback Period
  • For the Table of Contents & List of Tables see below

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See below for the Table of Contents and List of Tables:

Table of Contents

List of Tables

Chapter 1: Introduction

  • 1.1 Transportation and Logistics and its impact
    • Economic Impacts:
    • Ecological Impacts:
    • Social Impacts:
  • 1.2 Emissions measurements
    • DPM
    • NOx -Nitrogen Oxides
    • SOx- Sulfur Oxides
  • 1.3 Market Drivers for Adopting Green Transportation
    • Regulation/Legislation
    • Image/Perception
    • Economic
  • 1.4 Value Chain for Transportation and logistic companies
  • 1.5 Challenges for Green Logistics
    • Conflict with logistic basic services
    • Other Challenges

Chapter 2: Road Transportation and Logistics

  • 2.1 Technologies
    • Fuel Efficiency
    • Fuel Cell/Hydrogen
    • Economic Aspects
    • Combustion Improvements
    • Post-Combustion Controls
  • 2.2 Operational Measures
    • Technologies
    • Operations

Chapter 3: Rail Transportation and Logistics

  • 3.1 Technology Fuel Efficiency
    • Fuel Changes/ Alternative Fuels
    • Combustion Improvements
    • Post-Combustion Controls
  • 3.2 Operational Measures
    • Technologies
    • Operation policies
  • 3.3 Benchmarking technology and operational measures
  • 3.4 Case studies
  • 3.5 Road Map and Strategies

Chapter 4: Air Transportation and Logistics

  • 4.1 Technology
    • Fuel Efficiency
    • Fuel Changes/ Alternative Fuels
    • Combustion Improvements
    • Post-Combustion Controls
  • 4.2 Operational Measures
    • Technologies
    • Operation policies
  • 4.3 Benchmarking technology and operational measures
  • 4.4 Case studies
  • 4.5 Road Map and Strategies

Chapter 5: Air Transportation and Logistics

  • 5.1 Technology Fuel Efficiency
    • Fuel Changes/ Alternative Fuels
    • Combustion Improvements
    • Post-Combustion Controls
  • 5.2 Operational Measures
    • Technologies
    • Operation policies

Chapter 6: Regulations/Policies/Investments

  • 6.1 Government Regulations and Policies
  • 6.2 Investments
  • 6.3 United States
  • 6.4 Europe
  • 6.5. Asia
  • 6.6 Middle East

Chapter 7: Warehousing and DC network

  • 7.1 Trends
  • 7.2 Strategies
    • Technology-based strategies
    • Packaging strategies
    • Energy Conservation Strategies
    • Operational strategies

Chapter 8: Economics

  • 8.1 Case studies

Chapter 9: Supply chain greening – shippers perspective

  • 9.1 Trends
    • Shippers initiate collaborative greening efforts with shipping agents
    • 3PL Outsourcing
    • Environmental audit
  • 9.2 Key issues
    • Reverse logistics – Effective waste regulation
    • Green packaging
    • Types
    • Challenges
    • Business impact (case study)
    • Green labeling
    • Overview
    • Certification
    • Challenges
    • Business impact
  • 9.3 Challenges
    • Customer-driven environmental initiatives
    • Cultural shift in business model
  • 9.4 Strategies
    • Purchasing strategy
    • Origin to destination direct shipping eliminating DCs
    • Installation of their own energy sources at warehouses
    • Consolidation of data centers to limit energy consumption
    • Selection of eco-efficient transportation fleet
    • Shifting volumes to rail and sea transport
    • Packaging strategies
  • 9.5 Business impact
    • Operational efficiency
    • Cost reduction
    • Enhanced customer value
  • 9.5 Road Map

Chapter 10: Competitors profiles

  • 10.1 Software (Road and Rail Transport)
  • 10.2 Technology
  • 10.3 Truck manufacturer companies
  • 10.4 Alternative fuel
  • 10.5 Service companies

Table 1: Carbon dioxide emission by type of fleet through 2005-2012

Table 2: Air quality emission by fleet type and category for 2006

Table 3: Cost of emission by transportation mode and category for 2006 (US$ million)

Table 4: Road Transportation Secondary Energy Use and GHG Emissions by Energy Source

Table 5: Rail Transportation Secondary Energy Use and GHG Emissions by activity

Table 6: Air Transportation Secondary Energy Use and GHG Emissions by activity

Table 7: Marine Transportation Secondary Energy Use and GHG Emissions by activity

Table 8: Percentage of emission control by transportation mode and technology

Table 9: Investments in green transport by region through 2005-2012 (US$ million)

Table 10: Investment in green transportation by mode of transport through 2005-2012

Table 11: Investment in green transportation by technology

Table 12: Demand for ethanol by mode of transport through 2005-2012 (US$ million)

Table 13: Demand for ethanol by region through 2005-2012 (US$ million)

Table 14: Demand for emission control solutions by technology through 2005-2012 (US$ million)

Table 15: Economics of emission control technologies

Table 16: Demand for alternative fuels for road transport through 2005-2012

Table 17: Demand for alternative fuels for road transport by region through 2005-2012

Table 18: Demand for engine technologies for marine transport by technology through 2005-2012

Table 19: Demand for engine technologies for marine transport by region through 2005-2012

Table 20: Economics of marine engine technology

Table 21: Economics of aircraft engine technology

Table 22: Economics of carbon dioxide free trucks by company

Table 23: Economics of emission control software solutions for road transport

Table 24: Economics of emission control technology solutions for road transport

Table 25: Economics of alternative fuels for road transport

Table 26: Economics of emission control software solutions for rail transport

Table 27: Economics of emission control technology solutions for rail transport

Table 28: Economics of emission control technology solutions for air transport

Table 29: Economics of emission control software solutions for air transport

Table 30: Economics of emission control technology solutions for marine transport

Table 31: Economics of emission control software solutions for marine transport

Green Transportation & Logistics World Summit Presentations

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How to Scan the Potential for Modal Shift – Innovative Approaches to Support and Promote Intermodal Transport

Martin Ruesch Partner Rapp Trans AG

Beyond Carbon Counting – the Full Story on Sustainable Supply Chain Operations

Stephen Weir Director ProActive Sustainable Logistics

Deutsche Post World Net’s Group Wide Green Strategy: How Green Supply Chain Solutions Have Driven Change at the World’s Leading Logistics Group

George Kerschbaumer Deutsche Post World Net

IBM and the ROI of Environmental Leadership

Dr. Reinhard Höhn Corporate Environmental Affairs IBM

Kuehne + Nagel’s Lead Logistics Solution: Is the Reduction of GHG Emissions in the Supply Chain Compatible with Profit Maximization? Learn How to and Who can Best Combine Ecological and Economic Targets

Alban Quillaud VP Bus Dev SW Europe Lead Logistics Solutions Kuehne + Nagel

Carbon Footprint Modeling: the Groundbreaking Technology that has Moved Christian Salvesen from Static to Live to Optimal

Larry Boulton Development Director Christian Salvesen
Peter Klein VP EMEA Supply Chain Consulting

Measure and Manage the Carbon Footprint of Outsourced Logistics Processes: Options for Mode Shift and Efficiencies with Leading Partners

Mike Boyce EHS Manager Logistics GE Energy

Environmental Supply Chain Planning – Sharp Electronics Shows You the Risks and Benefits of Operational Greening

Mark Servidio VP Logistics and Environmental Supply Chain Planning Sharp Electronics

Green Logistics Technology Procurement – What Role Can Technology Play in Logistics Greening, and How Can You Decide Which Tools are Right for You?

Mark Bedeman Development Director EMEA IBM Freight Logistics

Towards Sustainable Logistics – Waste Recycling and the Closed-Loop Supply Chain

Gideon Middleton Group Environmental Manager Wincanton

New Challenges for Intermodality – How to Work with Government to Comply, Compete and Thrive

Dr. Arnold Berndt Head of Freight Transport Section Swiss Federal Ministry of Transport

How Industry Can Work with Government to Meet Green Goals – The FleetSmart Program

Lynda Harvey Senior Manager Natural Resources Canada – FleetSmart

Hewlett-Packard’s Green Value Proposition: How to Step Up Environmental Stewardship Amidst Supply Chain Complexity, and Find the ROI

Ian Taylor Logistics Operation Manager EMEA Hewlett-Packard

A Real Life Demonstration of How Alliance Boots Reduced the Carbon Footprint in their Supply Chain

Ian Barnes Sustainable Development Director Alliance Boots
Erling J. Nielsen Director & Global Head of Supply Chain Development Maersk Logistics

Manage Flows of Environmental Information Across the Global Supply Chain – How Cisco is Taking on the Challenge with a Global Outlook

Brian Glazebrook Mgr Supply Chain Social Responsibility - Manufacturing Cisco

Energy Efficient Warehousing and Logistics – the Innovative Approach that will Secure and Grow your Market Position

Jean Oberlé VP Transportation & Warehousing Schneider Electric

The Carbon Efficient Supply Chain

Dr. Edgar E. Blanco Research Associate MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics

Logistics Facilities Network Optimisation – Let Nike Show You How to Create and Implement Sustainable Warehousing and DC Initiatives

Filip Peeters Inspiration/ Strategic Planning Manager Nike

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