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Levallois-Perret, 15.07.2026<\/p>\n
GEODIS\u2019s Mass Balance mechanism has been recertified by DEKRA CERTIFICATION following a comprehensive audit. This certification confirms the reliability and traceability of the mechanism, which enables customers to receive an allocation of CO2 emission reductions based on a certified carbon accounting methodology. <\/b><\/p>\n
Since 2024, GEODIS has implemented the Mass Balance mechanism across its European Road Network Line of Business. The mechanism enables customers to support the deployment of alternative energies within GEODIS\u2019s network and receive an allocation of the corresponding CO2 emission reductions. It can also be applied when the direct use of alternative energies for a customer\u2019s shipments is not operationally feasible due to constraints such as long transport distances without refueling infrastructure, regulatory limitations, or limited charging availability. Through this mechanism, GEODIS leverages for the use of alternative energy sources across its network – including HVO, B100 and electricity – and allocates the corresponding CO2 emission reductions to customers subscribing to the Mass Balance offering.<\/p>\n
Following its audit, DEKRA CERTIFICATION renewed the certification of the mechanism, confirming the robustness of GEODIS\u2019s Mass Balance mechanism. The mechanism is an essential lever for supporting customers with an additional option to support their greenhouse gas emissions reduction objectives while supporting the deployment of alternative energy solutions across GEODIS\u2019s road transport network.<\/p>\n
How the Mass Balance mechanism works\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n The Mass Balance mechanism enables customers who are unable to decarbonize specific transport flows directly to support the use of alternative energy vehicles elsewhere within GEODIS\u2019s network. In return, customers receive an allocation of the corresponding CO2 emission reductions based on the reduction level selected:<\/p>\n This flexibility is made possible by GEODIS\u2019s diversified fleet, which relies on three alternatives to conventional diesel:<\/p>\n The mechanism provides full traceability of the alternative energy used and ensures that CO2 emission reductions are allocated in accordance with the certified Mass Balance mechanism.<\/p>\n The methodology and carbon accounting process are independently verified each year by DEKRA CERTIFICATION to ensure transparency and credibility.<\/p>\n Flexibility for customers\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n The Mass Balance mechanism offers customers:<\/p>\n \u201cThe renewal of this certification confirms the robustness of our Mass Balance mechanism and reflects GEODIS\u2019s commitment to providing practical and innovative solutions that support the decarbonization of road transport. The mechanism is an important component of GEODIS\u2019s decarbonization strategy and will contribute to achieve the Group\u2019s Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)-validated objectives: reducing greenhouse gas emissions from its owned fleet by 42% by 2030 and reducing the carbon intensity of subcontracted transport operations by 25%\u201d\u00a0said Marc Vollet, EVP of European Road Networks at GEODIS.<\/p>\n GEODIS\u2019s Mass Balance mechanism recently received the \u201cJury\u2019s Favourite\u201d award at L\u2019Ore\u0301al\u2019s Spread the Green Vibes 2026 event. The award recognizes initiatives related to transport decarbonization and highlights the certified, documented and traceable nature of GEODIS\u2019s mechanism.<\/p>\n To learn more: https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=lWSnO4ITucg<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Levallois-Perret, 15.07.2026 GEODIS\u2019s Mass Balance mechanism has been recertified by DEKRA CERTIFICATION following a comprehensive audit. This certification confirms the reliability and traceability of the mechanism, which enables customers to receive an allocation of CO2 emission reductions based on a certified carbon accounting methodology. Since 2024, GEODIS has implemented the Mass Balance mechanism across … Continued<\/a>","protected":false},"featured_media":109300,"template":"","dhsv_presse_company":[1074],"class_list":["post-109298","presse","type-presse","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","dhsv_presse_company-geodis"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n
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