TEG launches automated Scope 3 emissions reporting tool for freight loads

Carrier sourcing platform TEG has introduced automated CO2 emissions calculations across its platform, enabling hauliers, third-party logistics providers and shippers to access estimated carbon emissions data for individual loads from the point they are booked. The tool covers three million annual freight loads, giving users real-time Scope 3 emissions data to support reporting and reduction efforts. This is a practical step for logistics companies that need to track their supply chain carbon footprint without manual data collection. For fleet operators and shippers under pressure to report Scope 3 emissions, this tool removes a major pain point. Instead of estimating or outsourcing carbon accounting, the data is generated automatically at booking. The scale of three million loads per year suggests TEG has enough volume to make the tool useful for benchmarking and trend analysis. The key question is whether the emissions estimates are based on actual fuel consumption or default factors, which would affect accuracy for individual loads.