Scope 1 emissions

A carbon tax is a government-imposed fee on the carbon content of fossil fuels or on CO₂ emissions generated by certain activities. This could apply to fuel producers, energy companies, industrial manufacturers, or large transport operators, depending on how the national or regional tax is structured. The more a company emits, the more it pays.

Carbon credits are certificates that represent the reduction or removal of one metric tonne of CO₂ (or its equivalent in other greenhouse gases) from the atmosphere. Companies can purchase carbon credits to compensate for emissions they cannot eliminate, effectively funding climate projects like reforestation, renewable energy, or methane capture.

Full truckload (FTL) is a shipping method where an entire truck is used to transport goods for a single customer or shipment. The truck is filled with one load that is transported from one origin to one destination, without combining it with loads from other shippers.