- What does BETA mean in the context of freight emissions?
- We are looking for companies to use our freight APIs and provide us feedback while they are being externally validated. We believe they are suitable for general use but may need further refinement based on the verification process.
- What emission factors do you use to calculate freight emissions?
- We use the GLEC emission factors for road, sea, and air freight, which can be applied internationally.
- Do you offer these APIs through your Workflows feature?
- Yes, you can automatically add freight calculations to your existing calculation spreadsheets, head to the Workflows page to learn more.
- How do I use the Global Freight Emissions API?
- You can use the Global Freight Emissions API to calculate the emissions of a freight shipment. You can use the API to calculate the emissions of a freight shipment by providing the shipment's origin and destination, as well as the shipment's weight and volume.
- Is this API intermodal? Can you calculate the emissions for the road portion of a sea shipment, for example?
- Yes, we can calculate the emissions of the road portions of your freight shipments, ensuring full coverage.
- Do you calculate the emisions for transshipment, warehousing, and other logistics activities?
- Yes, we calculate the emissions for transshipment, warehousing, and other logistics activities, in line with the GLEC standard, which states that all phases of a transport chain, for example the origin road transport, airport terminal, air transport, destination terminal, and final leg road transport should be considered.
- Can I influence the route that is taken?
- Yes, you can influence the route that is taken via the API, for example if you want to route an air shipment via a certain city.