GLEC Meeting Europe

Wednesday, 6 December 2017 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CET

Schiphol Boulevard 101, Schiphol, Noord Holland, 1118 BG, Netherlands

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Wednesday, 6 December 2017 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CET

Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel & Conference Center, Schiphol Boulevard 101, Schiphol, Noord Holland, 1118 BG, Netherlands.

Please note: Change of venue

The Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel & Conference Centre
Schiphol Boulevard 101
1118BG Schiphol
The Netherlands

The Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC) is a voluntary partnership of companies, associations and programs, backed by leading experts, and led by the Smart Freight Centre (SFC). GLEC commits to the consistent calculation of emissions from logistics operations worldwide, to empower business to use this information for reporting and decision-making that leads to improved efficiency. We published the first (and only) global framework for logistics emissions methodologies in June 2016, which helps companies to quantify their progress in a consistent and comparable way. Click here to download the GLEC Framework for Logistics Emissions Methodologies. 

The GLEC aims to achieve: 

  • A common industry vision for further development and use of harmonized logistics emission calculations applicable to all modes and transhipment centres, across all global regions, that can be used to improve decision making and implementation of efficiency and emission reduction measures, as well as for all leading emissions reporting platforms;
  • Maintain GLEC’s position as the leading industry partnership to realize this vision;
  • Proactive methodological alignment of existing and emerging industry-led/backed green freight initiatives across modes and global regions;
  • Corporate leadership by setting and achieving science-based logistics emission reduction targets aligned with global, strategic climate goals and initiatives (as set out in SFC’s Smart Freight Leadership Framework, SBTI and the Global Green Freight Action Plan);
  • Widespread implementation of the GLEC Framework by GLEC member companies and their logistics supply chain partners, supported by calculation tools, green freight programs, standardization bodies and policymakers;
  • Active engagement and communication with the global freight sector and other key stakeholders, e.g. government, scientific/research institutes, NGOs, development agencies, to ensure the use of the GLEC Framework as a basis for international standards, calculation tools, green freight programs, and policy interventions.

GLEC Meeting – 6 December 2017 from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm

The next GLEC Member and Consultee meeting will be hosted by Smart Freight Centre at Schiphol on 6 December 2017 at the World Trade Center Schiphol - Business & Conference Center, Schiphol Boulevard 127 - G3, 1118 BG Schiphol, The Netherlands.

Agenda - Global Logistics Emissions Council Meeting

Meeting location

Date: December 6, 2017

Time: 10:00 AM – 16:00 PM CET

Location: The Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel & Conference Centre
Schiphol Boulevard 101
1118BG Schiphol
The Netherlands

SFC team

Alan Lewis, GLEC Director

Sophie Punte, Executive Director

Eszter Toth-Weedon, Industry Relations Manager

Bonne Goedhart, Industry Program Coordinator

Kate Hay, Coordinator and meeting contact, kate.hay@smartfreightcentre.org +31 650510863

Meeting objectives

·      Strategic review of 2017 as basis for GLEC work plan 2018 and strategy beyond 2018

·      In principle agreement of SFC assurance processes

·      Agree outputs from GLEC Action Groups: Transhipment, Inland Waterways and Default Factors (as input to GLEC Framework 2.0)

Agenda

10:00

Welcome (AL)

·      Anti-trust statement

10:10

Discussion of output from default factors Action Group (Colin Smith, Energy Saving Trust /Bonne Goedhart, Smart Freight Centre)

10:25

Report on output from inland waterways Action Group (Martin Quispel /Richard van Liere, STC-Nestra)

10:40

Report on progress with transhipment centre calculations (Kerstin Dobers, Fraunhofer IML)

11:00

Report back on LEARN at mid-term + progress on ISO (Alan Lewis/Sophie Punte, Smart Freight Centre)

11:15-11:30

Break

11:30

Learning from SFC implementation projects (Eszter Toth Weedon, Smart Freight Centre)

11:50

GLEC 2017/18 Strategy Review

·      Future approach to implementation

·      Supporting products (guidance, templates etc.)

·      Working through 3rd parties

·      Sector approach

·      Future support to industry

·      GLEC Ambassadors

13:00-13:40

Lunch

13:40

Smart Freight Leadership (Sophie Punte, Smart Freight Centre)

14:00

Presentation from CDP (John Hekman, CDP)

14:30-14:45

Break

14:45

Discussion of GLEC Assurance Scheme & Guidelines (Alan Lewis, Smart Freight Centre)

·      Concept

·      Implementation & timescales

·      Conformance Criteria

·      Adoption scale

·      Data maturity scale

·      Thresholds

·      Emission declaration

·      Assurance Guidelines

·      Testing

15:55

Date and location next GLEC meeting

16:00

Meeting Close

We look forward to seeing you on 6 December 2017.

If you have any questions about the event please do not hesitate to contact us via Kate Hay (GLEC Coordinator) at Smart Freight Centre: kate.hay@smartfreightcentre.org, Tel +31 6 505 10863

 

Cancellation policy

Please inform us at least 7 days before if you are not able to attend.

 

Smart Freight Centre

http://www.smartfreightcentre.org

Smart Freight Centre leads the Global Logistics Emission Council (GLEC) as a voluntary partnership of companies, green freight programs and industry associations working to support businesses to improve logistics efficiency and reduce emissions. We published the first (and only) global framework for logistics emissions methodologies in June 2016, which helps companies to quantify their progress in a consistent and comparable way.

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