“Climate change is an externality, which occurs
because those who produce the emissions do not
pay for the privilege, and those who are harmed
are not compensated”
The Climate Casino, William Nordhaus - 2013
About Us.
• International supply chain
consultancy - trade experts
• A passion for sustainability
• Delivering positive change to
business and international supply
chains
• Collaboration, connectivity and
optimisation through best of breed
IT partners
Supply chains are complex.
• Supply chains are complex, involving multiple
stakeholders
• Data is stored in multiple locations, formats
and “owned” by different parties
• Getting the whole emissions picture is
challenging for importers and exporters
• Getting buy in from all stakeholders in the
supply chain to share information is critical
• Integrated technology solutions are required
to connect the relevant stakeholders and will
deliver automation and a complete view –
accuracy and simplicity
• Large exporter of fossil fuels – Coal
(2nd) and LNG (3rd)
• In 2014 the total national container
turnover was 7.03 Million compared
to Hamburg of 9.73 Million
• Largest container seaport in Australia
is Melbourne
• Large Bulk Shipping industry (Iron
Ore, Wheat, Logs and more)
• Carbon price repealed in 2014
Australia at a glance.
Using EcoTransIT, we increase understanding of
current supply chain emissions to importers and
exporters.
Understand current
performance
• Most companies don’t know their
whole emissions picture
• Bring historical and current
emissions data to the surface
• Make data useful, and easy to
consume – Business Intelligence
• Emissions management is not just a
supply chain and sustainability task
Understanding current CO2 footprints and
identifying opportunities to improve buying and
supply chain decisions based on historical actions.
Where are we now?
Identify areas for
improvement
• Identifying “carbon costs” of
historical buying and selling
decisions
• Identifying “carbon costs” of
historical transport mode decisions
• Helping buyers and sellers
understand their supply chain
emissions and costs
• Identifying areas in the supply
chain where immediate emissions
reductions can be achieved
Modelling outcomes prior to execution to influence
buying and supply chain decisions.
Where will we be?
Market Challenges.• Implementation of proposed carbon pricing for sea
shipping – where will standardization come from?
• In a world driven by growth, reducing emissions is
challenging and critical that new technology creates
leaps in clean energy advancements
• Growing ecommerce channels (B2C) - are they the
most efficient mode compared to traditional distribution
models?
• No global or regional MBM for carbon contribution –
carbon cap / trading
• Market is mainly early adopters with high sustainability
profiles
• Global and regional emissions reporting frameworks
are not standardized
• ROI for businesses is unclear to them with limited
budgets and internal appetite
• Businesses are becoming more aware, momentum is
growing
• Implementation of proposed carbon price for sea
shipping
• Emissions are largely unknown to most importers and
exporters
• Working with companies on real targets - reducing
carbon intensity – CO2 per unit purchased / sold
• Business leaders are putting their own internal prices on
carbon in preparation
• Australia – a change of government is good and brings
talk of a reintroduction of a MBM
Opportunities.
Cloud Global Logistics
Suite 4, 27 - 33 Raglan Street
South Melbourne VIC 3205
Telephone: +61 432 693 063
www.cloudglobal.com.au
Cloud Global Logistics provides the easiest and most
accurate way to track your energy consumption and
transport emissions.
We partner with EcoTransIT to give companies
access to world-leading accuracy in energy and
emissions calculations, so you can make decisions
with greater confidence, and we set you up to fully
automate the collection of your emission data.
Our bespoke consulting services and solutions assist
companies who are looking to build international
supply chain capability and skills or require
assistance in reducing inefficiencies in their current
international supply chain.
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