Net Zero Logistics presentation to Swedish conference

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25 August 2021

Net Zero Logistics presentation to Swedish conference

In a keynote address to the annual Swedish TREFF (Transport Efficiency Day) conference on the 25th August 2021 I discussed what ‘net zero’ emission commitments actually mean for the logistics sector. I examined the carbon mitigation and sequestration sides of ‘net zero logistics’ and classified future logistics activities into three categories: carbon negative, carbon neutral and carbon positive. Following my online presentation I had a conversation about the subject with Professor Mike Browne of the University of Gothenburg and answered questions from the audience.

Copy of the presentation: Net Zero Logistics: what does it mean and how can it be achieved?

Details of the event (in Swedish)