Freight emissions reporting and analytics
Get carbon emissions reporting from the shipment data you already have. Agistix estimates per-shipment CO2 using mode and mileage-based calculations aligned with GLEC and EPA SmartWay.
Emissions estimates for today's reporting requirements
Per-shipment emissions calculations
CO2 estimates calculated from the specific shipment booked, not an industry average.
- Mode, distance, weight, and equipment type drive the calculation for every shipment
- Air, ocean, rail, truckload, LTL, and parcel each use the appropriate estimation method
- Estimates reflect real shipment details rather than generic industry benchmarks
GLEC and SmartWay methodology
Emissions estimates built on recognized industry frameworks, not a proprietary model.
- Estimates follow the GLEC framework and EPA SmartWay methodology
- Carrier-specific emissions factors used where available, default factors applied otherwise
- The methodology behind every estimate is available for internal review
Emissions reporting by lane, carrier, or business unit
CO2 data organized around how your business operates.
- Report emissions by shipment, lane, mode, carrier, business unit, or customer
- Export for internal targets, leadership reporting, or stakeholder requests
- Turn emissions into a measurable data point rather than a one-off estimate
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FAQs
Which methodology does Agistix use to calculate emissions?
Agistix estimates per-shipment CO2 emissions using calculations aligned to the GLEC framework and EPA SmartWay methodology, both recognized industry standards for freight emissions estimation.
Are carrier-specific emissions factors used in the calculation?
Yes, where available. Agistix applies carrier-specific emissions factors when a carrier publishes them, and uses default factors based on mode and distance when carrier-specific data isn't available.
What shipment modes are covered by emissions estimates?
Agistix covers air, ocean, rail, truckload, LTL, and parcel shipments, with each mode using its own calculation approach since the emissions math differs significantly between a truckload move and an ocean container.
Can emissions data be exported for internal sustainability reporting?
Yes, emissions data can be exported and broken out by shipment, lane, mode, carrier, business unit, or customer to support internal targets, leadership reporting, or customer requests.