Oneworld Alliance Adopts IATA CO2 Connect for Flight Emissions Tracking

Oneworld Alliance Adopts IATA CO2 Connect for Flight Emissions Tracking

Oneworld is the first alliance to utilize IATA CO2 Connect, enabling 13 member airlines to share data for improved carbon emission calculation accuracy. This advancement empowers travelers to make environmentally conscious choices and supports comprehensive ESG reporting. By leveraging shared data, Oneworld aims to provide a more precise understanding of the environmental impact of flights, facilitating informed decision-making for both passengers and the alliance itself in its pursuit of sustainable aviation practices.

02/03/2026 Airlines
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Heavyduty Truck Orders Drop Amid Industry Uncertainty

Heavyduty Truck Orders Drop Amid Industry Uncertainty

Preliminary data shows another decline in North American Class 8 truck orders for November, suggesting a potential market correction. While October saw a month-over-month increase, year-over-year figures remain down. This downturn could be attributed to factors like pulled-forward demand, economic conditions, fuel prices, and emission standards. Heavy-duty truck manufacturers need to closely monitor market trends, adapt strategies, and embrace new technologies to navigate the changing landscape.

Zhongjian Testing Expands EMC Solutions in Shajing for Market Access

Zhongjian Testing Expands EMC Solutions in Shajing for Market Access

Located in Shajing, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, Shenzhen Zhongjian Testing Technology Co., Ltd. provides professional EMC testing services, covering radiated emission, conducted disturbance, electrostatic discharge immunity, and other items. With advanced equipment, an experienced team, and a convenient location, we offer accurate and reliable test data to help companies achieve product compliance and gain a competitive edge in the market. We are dedicated to ensuring your products meet the necessary regulatory standards for successful market entry.

Global Aviation Industry Pledges Netzero Emissions by 2050

Global Aviation Industry Pledges Netzero Emissions by 2050

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. This commitment calls for collaborative efforts from the entire industry and governments, utilizing various methods such as sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), technological innovation, operational optimization, carbon capture, and offsetting. The goal is to build a sustainable aviation ecosystem and achieve a green transformation of the aviation industry. These combined efforts are crucial for reducing the environmental impact of air travel and ensuring a more sustainable future for the sector.

Decarbonization Journey of the Logistics Industry Opportunities and Challenges

Decarbonization Journey of the Logistics Industry Opportunities and Challenges

This article discusses the opportunities and challenges faced by the logistics industry in the decarbonization process. With increasingly stringent policies and growing market size, decarbonization has become an important trend in logistics. Despite challenges such as insufficient supply of low-emission fuels, high costs, and technological bottlenecks, decarbonization is expected to create new market opportunities for the industry. Through moderate innovation and strategic investment, companies can enhance their competitiveness while achieving sustainable development and promoting comprehensive industry integration.

New IATA Tool Helps Businesses Track Carbon Emissions

New IATA Tool Helps Businesses Track Carbon Emissions

This paper delves into carbon emission calculators, specifically IATA CO2 Connect, and how they assist companies in achieving sustainability goals. CO2 Connect enables businesses to formulate greener travel policies, improve environmental performance, enhance brand reputation, and support Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies by accurately quantifying aviation carbon emissions. It empowers organizations to understand their carbon footprint associated with air travel, allowing for informed decisions and contributing to a more sustainable future for the aviation industry and the planet.

EU Carbon Scheme Risks Global Aviation Emissions Deal

EU Carbon Scheme Risks Global Aviation Emissions Deal

The reform of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) risks undermining global consensus on aviation emission reduction. The EU should abandon linking the EU ETS with CORSIA, adhere to its commitments within ICAO, promote the Single European Sky initiative, increase investment in sustainable aviation fuels, and strengthen international cooperation to achieve carbon neutrality in the aviation sector. Prioritizing these actions is crucial for fostering a collaborative and effective approach to decarbonizing aviation on a global scale.

Aviation Industry Adopts Sustainable Fuel and Digital Training

Aviation Industry Adopts Sustainable Fuel and Digital Training

The aviation industry faces significant environmental challenges, requiring strategies like noise management, emission control, and waste management. Sustainable aviation fuels, carbon offsetting, and carbon trading are crucial tools. A circular economy model for aircraft retirement is essential. The industry aims to reduce emissions by 50% by 2050, demanding collaborative efforts and talent development across the entire sector. This includes investing in research and development, implementing stricter regulations, and fostering public awareness about the environmental impact of air travel.

US Shifts on Paris Climate Accord Amid Policy Challenges

US Shifts on Paris Climate Accord Amid Policy Challenges

The US's re-entry and subsequent exit from the Paris Agreement has drawn attention from the business and environmental communities. This analyzes the core content of the Paris Agreement, early calls from the business sector, the US's repeated actions and international standing, the Trump administration's reasons for withdrawal, the Biden administration's emission reduction targets and the reality gap, and expert opinions. It emphasizes that companies should strengthen their commitment to sustainable development and actively address climate change.

US Firms Adapt Climate Strategies Postparis Agreement Shifts

US Firms Adapt Climate Strategies Postparis Agreement Shifts

The U.S. has once again withdrawn from the Paris Agreement, drawing attention from the business and environmental communities. Despite the challenges of international cooperation, businesses must recognize the risks and opportunities presented by climate change and actively explore sustainable development pathways to contribute to global emission reduction goals. This renewed departure highlights the need for continued corporate action and innovation in addressing climate change, regardless of governmental policies. The focus should remain on building a resilient and sustainable future.