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SBTi confirms BLG climate protection goals

11.02.2021

BREMEN. The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) recognised the goals of BLG LOGISTICS to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in November. BLG LOGISTICS claims that it isthe first German logistics service provider and the first company in Bremen to have scientifically recognised climate protection goals. The goal of BLG is to reduce emissions inside the company by 30 percent by 2030 and outside the company by 15 percent. What is more, investments are being made in selected and certified climate protection projects.

Photo credits: BLG Logistics

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