Atomiton

// SOLUTION · TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS

Carbon Accounting Solutions for Transport & Logistics

Carbon accounting with operational intelligence for greener, more transparent logistics.

// 01 OVERVIEW

A Structured Approach to Compliance & Scope 1, 2, & 3 Management

Logistics providers—including carriers, 3PLs, and solution providers—are increasingly required to track and report emissions across fleets, warehouses, and subcontracted transport partners. Many face challenges with fragmented data, regulatory reporting, and Scope 3 emissions from outsourced logistics. Atomiton helps simplify and automate this process by providing structured carbon accounting methods, automation of data processing, and expert guidance on regulatory compliance and disclosures

Access the Carbon Accounting Playbook for Logistics Service Providers.

// 02 CAPABILITIES

Our Carbon Accounting Solutions for Transport & Logistics Providers

  1. // 01

    Streamlined Carbon Accounting

    A repeatable and automated emissions reporting process that reduces time and cost while maintaining audit-ready, transparent records.

    Carbon data across logistics operations is often inconsistent and labor-intensive to compile. We work with you to:

    • Build an emission inventory for transport (road, rail, air, maritime) and hub operations (warehouses, distribution centers).
    • Assess data availability, identifying what you already track and what can be estimated.
    • Select appropriate carbon accounting methods (e.g., ton-mile-based vs. fuel-based) to balance cost, accuracy, and feasibility.
    • Set up automation for data ingestion, standardization, and calculation—so you don’t have to manually process emissions each reporting cycle.
    • Integrate with existing data sources, including telematics, TMS, and fuel consumption records.
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    Regulatory Compliance & Customer Carbon Disclosures

    Compliance-ready reports that are structured, accurate, and aligned with major reporting frameworks without excessive manual effort.

    Many logistics providers must comply with regulations like SB 253, EU CSRD, and CBAM or provide Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions data to customers upon request. We help by:

    • Determining what data and reporting frameworks apply to you based on regulatory and customer disclosure requirements.
    • Developing a carbon disclosure plan prioritizing readily available data, allowing for proxy data use.
    • Implementing the plan using automation, ensuring efficient data processing and reporting.
    • Providing final validation before reports are submitted, ensuring completeness and consistency.
    • Supporting customer engagement, sustainability audits, and Scope 3 data requests.

    Logistics carriers, learn more about Customer Carbon Disclosures: A Guide for Logistics Carriers about customer carbon disclosure requests and how to respond to them.

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    Scope 3 Roadmap & Expert Implementation

    A structured and phased approach to Scope 3 reporting, ensuring compliance and customer satisfaction while keeping costs manageable.

    Most logistics providers rely on subcontracted carriers and outsourced warehousing, making Scope 3 (Category 4 & 9) emissions difficult to track. Instead of chasing data from every partner, we take a practical approach:

    • Assess what internal data is available before determining if additional data from partners is needed.
    • Develop a Scope 3 roadmap that balances immediate compliance needs with cost-effective data collection, starting with estimates and improving accuracy over time.
    • Implement automation for data handling and reporting, ensuring Scope 3 emissions can be updated as better data becomes available.

// 03 VIDEO

Freight Lines & Carbon Signs

Behind every sustainability report in logistics, there’s someone working tirelessly to make sense of the numbers. They sift through data, track carbon footprints, and chase down Scope 3 estimates—all while balancing pressure from regulators, customers, and leadership. Their job isn’t just about compliance; it’s about shaping a more sustainable supply chain. It’s complex, often frustrating, yet essential.

For the ones tracking miles and counting carbon — we made you a song. Hit play and take a break from the

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