Burando Energies and Dachser Drive Sustainability with EACs

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Burando Energies, a premier supplier of Sustainable Marine Fuels (SMFs) in Europe, has announced a strategic partnership with Dachser, a global leader in logistics. This collaboration aims to spearhead a new era of sustainability in the logistics sector by leveraging Environmental Attribute Certificates (EACs) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Under this partnership, Burando Energies will supply Sustainable Marine Fuels for container ships, documented by EACs. These advanced biofuels are made exclusively from waste and by-products, ensuring a minimal environmental footprint. Independently audited and verified, the EACs allow companies to showcase Scope 3 emissions avoidance by supporting the use of renewable energy sources, regardless of their operational location.

The Book-and-Claim System

The initiative operates under a certified book-and-claim system, which decouples the environmental benefits of renewable energy from its physical usage. This allows businesses to contribute to renewable energy adoption, even in regions where such fuels are unavailable. The flexibility and global applicability of this system provide companies with impactful tools for addressing climate change.

Nick de Haan, Head of Decarbonization Strategies at Burando Energies, emphasized “Insetting through Environmental Attribute Certificates is the future for companies committed to genuine carbon reduction. Our partnership with Dachser sets a powerful example of how businesses can adopt this innovative approach to drive sustainability and meet their emissions goals, no matter where they operate.”

Andre Kranke, Head of Research & Development at Dachser, added “The decarbonization of sea freight continues and will be one of the major challenges in logistics. One viable option is the use of advanced biofuels that are made of waste and by-products only. We are offering our customers the book-and-claim option so they can take action and make a contribution to more climate-friendly sea freight today.”

Impact on Sustainability

By utilizing EACs from Burando Energies, Dachser’s sea freight customers can seamlessly integrate sustainable practices into their operations, demonstrating a strong commitment to decarbonization and compliance with environmental regulations. This partnership signifies a major step towards a more sustainable future for the global logistics industry.

This collaboration showcases how cross-industry partnerships can pave the way for meaningful climate action and inspire other organizations to embrace sustainability.

About Dachser

Dachser is a global logistics leader, known for its cutting-edge supply chain solutions and dedication to sustainability. With a robust network and innovative strategies, the company is at the forefront of driving environmental responsibility in logistics.

About Burando Energies

Burando Energies is a leading independent supplier of marine fuels in Europe, specializing in Sustainable Marine Fuels (SMFs) designed to help our customers significantly reduce their environmental impact. As the maritime industry continues to grow, it has become a major contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions. However, with collective action, we can alter this trajectory. As regulations evolve, the demand for innovative low-carbon solutions increases, providing hope for effectively mitigating the sector’s environmental impact.

At Burando Energies, we are committed to supporting the maritime industry in achieving the environmental goals set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO). We assist our customers in developing robust decarbonization strategies amid evolving legislation. Our energy solutions are aligned with your decarbonization objectives, ensuring compliance with regulations and accelerating the transition to a sustainable future. The company is dedicated to providing innovative, low-carbon energy solutions to help the maritime sector meet IMO decarbonization goals.

Source Burando Energies

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