Library
Welcome to SFC’s Library
The SFC Library is your central resource for a wide range of documents essential for understanding and applying our standards and practices. Here, you will find guidance and normative documents, as well as reports, whitepapers, templates, forms, procedures, and other key publications that support sustainable freight management. All of our materials are protected by copyright, and while we allow their use in certain circumstances, we retain full rights over their content.
Most uses of SFC guidance documents do not require specific permission from us, provided acknowledgment of the source is made. This document indicates which use of our guidance documents require written permission from us.
The use of SFC normative (indicated with “specification” in title) documents is more controlled, particularly for Validation and Verification Bodies - VVBs. The rules for their use are described in the same document mentioned above.
2023 Global Ocean Container Greenhouse Gas Emission Intensities Report
This comprehensive report provides the latest data on greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensities in the global ocean freight sector.
2023 Annual Report
2023 Annual Report
SFC India - Accelerating Low Emission Logistics in India - Seminar/Workshop Summary Report
Smart Freight Centre India organized a workshop on ‘Accelerating Low Emission Logistics in India’ in Delhi on 12th June. The day-long workshop brought together key stakeholders from the Indian freight ecosystem, including shippers, LSPs, financial institutions, OEMs, and policymakers, focusing on - Opportunities and Strategic Lever for accelerating Zero Emission Truck (ZET) adoption in India, Emission Accounting for Low Emission Logistics and Financing for ZETs. The following report summarizes the key happenings and takeaways of the seminar/workshop.
China Default GHG Emission Values V1.0 - Chinese
This document provides the 1st version of the default values for “well-to-wheel” (WTW) fuel emission factors and greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity for China road transport. It is developed by Smart Freight Centre China and Technical Partners, following the basic requirements of ISO 14083 and GLEC Framework v3.0. It provides a summary of the default values, as well as a brief description of the methodologies, sources, and gap analysis.
China Default GHG Emission Values V1.0
This document provides the 1st version of the default values for “well-to-wheel” (WTW) fuel emission factors and greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity for China road transport. It is developed by Smart Freight Centre China and Technical Partners, following the basic requirements of ISO 14083 and GLEC Framework v3.0. It provides a summary of the default values, as well as a brief description of the methodologies, sources, and gap analysis.
GLEC Framework for Logistics Emissions Accounting and Reporting version 3.0 - Chinese
Freight transportation and logistics activities currently contribute 8‒10% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and demand for freight transport is expected to almost triple by 2050, according to the International Transport Forum.To meet the Climate Targets of the United Nations’ Paris Agreement, it is crucial to improve the efficiency of freight transport and reduce transport-related emissions. A concerted global effort is necessary to achieve goals. The GLEC Framework v3 supports you in your efforts and contribution to reaching these goals.