The decarbonisation of freight movements will be a major contributor to global sustainability and climate change targets.

One of the world’s biggest logistics players has a clear timeline for achieving carbon neutrality across its broad range of activities and is spreading the net wide to gather early experience with alternative energy sources and technologies.

DB Schenker is a 100% subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn and since 2002 has been the logistics arm of the state-owned German rail operator. The company’s history goes back much further however and in 2022, DB Schenker has been celebrating its 150th anniversary.

To reach its ambitious declared goal of climate-neutrality by 2040, the logistics service provider is continuously investing in innovative transport solutions, renewable energies, and carbon-neutral products. 

With 74,200 employees and 2100 locations across more than 130 countries, DB Schenker ranks among the world’s largest freight and logistics operators. The company operates land, air, and ocean transportation services, and it also offers comprehensive solutions for contract logistics and global supply chain management. 

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