Report your Scope 3 freight emissions with confidence
Report your Scope 3 freight emissions with confidence
Seven in ten supply chain professionals in our 2024 survey said they could not accurately track and report Scope 3 emissions from freight. Beacon calculates emissions for every container from the shipment data you already have, so the numbers are ready when sustainability, customers or auditors ask.
Emissions by route, quarter and mode
Understand what routes and carriers are contributing to your emissions targets.
Emissions by route, quarter and mode
Understand what routes and carriers are contributing to your emissions targets.
How Beacon measures your freight emissions
How Beacon measures your freight emissions
Calculated from your actual shipments
Emissions for every container, based on the distance each shipment actually travelled.
Reported however you need it
By route, by quarter, by customer or across your whole operation, generated automatically and exported to PDF or Excel.
See which routes drive your emissions
Compare routes and modes, so you know where a change of lane, carrier or mode would make the biggest difference.
Emissions questions, answered.
How are emissions calculated?
On the GLEC framework, using the routed distance for each shipment: port to port for ocean, airport to airport for air.
Does it cover air freight as well as ocean?
Yes. Ocean and air are reported separately and together.
Do we need separate emissions data?
No. Emissions are calculated from the shipment data already in Beacon.
Know the carbon cost of every shipment.
Know the carbon cost of every shipment.
Book a walkthrough. We'll show you your own freight data as a live workspace.
See the whole picture. Decide with confidence.
See the whole picture. Decide with confidence.
