On July 28, 2022, HTS has received a statement of conformity assessment results from the third-party organization, Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance Ltd. regarding the CO₂ emissions visualization solution provided by the supply chain design and optimization services (SCDOS).

We provide SCDOS with a CO₂ emission visualization function to promote decarbonization for both our customers and HTS group companies. The statement we received indicates that in addition to the calculation criteria of the Act on the Rational Use of Energy, and the Act on Promotion of Global Warning Countermeasures, for refinement of emissions we have uniquely set a selection of transportation routes, collection of distance information, and a setting of the vehicle size; they were confirmed all follows specifications and rules.

As a result, it was confirmed that the SCDOS designed by our company is a service which calculates CO₂ emissions with appropriate calculation parameters and methods, and calculate CO₂ emissions appropriately.

https://www.hitachi-transportsystem.com/en/news/pdf/20220802_LRQA.pdf

It is a solution that centrally manages and visualizes information on the supply chain on a digital platform, and supports problem solving by adding analysis and simulation. By combining HTS's IT technology and DX execution capabilities cultivated as a 3PL provider, we support the transformation of our customers' supply chains with a wide range of services, from on-site visualization to logistics network optimization and logistics consulting.

The Group aims to become a global supply chain strategic partner with DX, Logistics Technology (LT), and “Gemba” Power by promoting measures to “reinforce and expand overseas business,” “expand business domains with new added value,” “evolve Smart Logistics,” and “solidify ESG management base.”