Smart Freight Centre welcomes that the European Commission is bringing this initiative forward and fully agrees on the crucial importance of addressing the stated problem. Although we see a constant increase in the uptake of GHG emission accounting practices within the freight industry, it remains insufficient and varies greatly between stakeholders.
Smart Freight Centre
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Smart Freight Centre filed 2 positions between 4 Dec 2021 and 17 Dec 2021, across 1 of the 583 legislative files tracked here.
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It's excellent to see the Commission bring this initiative forward. Over the past ten years a lot of collaborative work has gone into developing the building blocks upon which this initiative can be built involving leading industry players, the research community, technology providers, and public authorities. The call for evidence acknowledges this in section D.
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