ZAMMLER Ukraine Receives International Certificate for Carbon Footprint Calculation

13/ 11/ 2026

Listen to online Stop   ZAMMLER Ukraine has received a certificate from Bureau Veritas following the calculation of the companys carbon footprint in accordance with the international GHG Protocol standard. In 2025, the total greenhouse gas emissions associated with the companys operations in Ukraine amounted to 5,165.47 tonnes of CO₂e. This is the companys first organisational-level carbon footprint report. The assessment covered ZAMMLER Ukraines offices and warehouse facilities in Kyiv, Odesa, Brovary and Krasylivka. The calculation was carried out by Bureau Veritas Ukraine, an international company specialising in testing, inspection and certification services. Receiving the certificate marks an important milestone in the implementation of ZAMMLER Ukraines ESG strategy. The assessment results have enabled the company to identify its main sources of emissions and establish priorities for further reduction efforts. Transport as the Main Source of Emissions. According to the assessment, the largest share of greenhouse gas emissions is associated with transportation activities. More than 95% of total emissions come from transport, including the companys own fleet and services provided by external carriers. The breakdown of emissions by category under the international GHG Protocol standard is as follows: Scope 1 — 74.5%: direct emissions from fuel consumption by vehicles, diesel used in generators and natural gas used for heating. Scope 2 — approximately 2.2%: indirect emissions associated with electricity consumption. Scope 3 — approximately 23.2%: other indirect emissions, including those from logistics services, employee commuting, waste generation and other operational activities. “We are taking a systematic approach to reducing emissions and improving operational efficiency. ZAMMLER Ukraine is among the first logistics companies in Ukraine to receive a certificate for its carbon footprint calculation in accordance with the GHG Protocol standard. The document confirms our progress in the environmental pillar of our ESG strategy and demonstrates that we are moving in the right direction,” said Viktor Shevchenko, Co-founder and CEO of ZAMMLER. ZAMMLER Ukraines certificate confirming the results of its carbon footprint calculation. 2025 as the Baseline Year for Emissions Monitoring. ZAMMLER Ukraine has designated 2025 as the baseline year for future carbon footprint monitoring. This will enable the company to track changes in its emissions annually, assess the effectiveness of implemented measures and identify priorities for further reductions. “The first report has given us a clear understanding of our emissions profile and the processes that have the greatest impact on the overall figure. The next step is to integrate these findings into operational planning and day-to-day management decisions, particularly in relation to transport, energy consumption and our partners,” said a representative of ZAMMLER Ukraine. Key Areas for Emissions Reduction. Based on the assessment results, the company has identified the following key areas for further action: Fleet renewal and the partial electrification of passenger vehicles; Promoting fuel-efficient driving practices and implementing digital solutions for fuel consumption monitoring; Using alternative fuels; Introducing environmental criteria for carrier selection and optimising transport routes; Reducing reliance on diesel generators and connecting to renewable energy sources; Improving the energy efficiency of facilities and enhancing waste management practices. Environmental Responsibility in Logistics. ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) is an approach to sustainable business development that encompasses environmental responsibility, social aspects of operations and the quality of corporate governance. For logistics companies, this includes using resources more efficiently, reducing environmental impact, maintaining responsible relationships with employees and partners, and increasing the transparency of business processes. On international markets, ESG performance indicators and greenhouse gas emissions reporting are gradually becoming an important part of business relationships with customers and partners. In Ukraine, these practices are still developing, and systematic carbon footprint accounting at the individual company level has not yet become widespread.

ZAMMLER Ukraine has received a certificate from Bureau Veritas following the calculation of the company’s carbon footprint in accordance with the international GHG Protocol standard. In 2025, the total greenhouse gas emissions associated with the company’s operations in Ukraine amounted to 5,165.47 tonnes of CO₂e.

This is the company’s first organisational-level carbon footprint report. The assessment covered ZAMMLER Ukraine’s offices and warehouse facilities in Kyiv, Odesa, Brovary and Krasylivka. The calculation was carried out by Bureau Veritas Ukraine, an international company specialising in testing, inspection and certification services.

Receiving the certificate marks an important milestone in the implementation of ZAMMLER Ukraine’s ESG strategy. The assessment results have enabled the company to identify its main sources of emissions and establish priorities for further reduction efforts.

Transport as the Main Source of Emissions

According to the assessment, the largest share of greenhouse gas emissions is associated with transportation activities. More than 95% of total emissions come from transport, including the company’s own fleet and services provided by external carriers.

The breakdown of emissions by category under the international GHG Protocol standard is as follows:

• Scope 1 — 74.5%: direct emissions from fuel consumption by vehicles, diesel used in generators and natural gas used for heating.
• Scope 2 — approximately 2.2%: indirect emissions associated with electricity consumption.
• Scope 3 — approximately 23.2%: other indirect emissions, including those from logistics services, employee commuting, waste generation and other operational activities.

“We are taking a systematic approach to reducing emissions and improving operational efficiency. ZAMMLER Ukraine is among the first logistics companies in Ukraine to receive a certificate for its carbon footprint calculation in accordance with the GHG Protocol standard. The document confirms our progress in the environmental pillar of our ESG strategy and demonstrates that we are moving in the right direction,” said Viktor Shevchenko, Co-founder and CEO of ZAMMLER.

ZAMMLER Ukraine’s certificate confirming the results of its carbon footprint calculation.

2025 as the Baseline Year for Emissions Monitoring

ZAMMLER Ukraine has designated 2025 as the baseline year for future carbon footprint monitoring. This will enable the company to track changes in its emissions annually, assess the effectiveness of implemented measures and identify priorities for further reductions.

“The first report has given us a clear understanding of our emissions profile and the processes that have the greatest impact on the overall figure. The next step is to integrate these findings into operational planning and day-to-day management decisions, particularly in relation to transport, energy consumption and our partners,” said a representative of ZAMMLER Ukraine.

Key Areas for Emissions Reduction

Based on the assessment results, the company has identified the following key areas for further action:

• Fleet renewal and the partial electrification of passenger vehicles;
• Promoting fuel-efficient driving practices and implementing digital solutions for fuel consumption monitoring;
• Using alternative fuels;
• Introducing environmental criteria for carrier selection and optimising transport routes;
• Reducing reliance on diesel generators and connecting to renewable energy sources;
• Improving the energy efficiency of facilities and enhancing waste management practices.

Environmental Responsibility in Logistics

ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) is an approach to sustainable business development that encompasses environmental responsibility, social aspects of operations and the quality of corporate governance.

For logistics companies, this includes using resources more efficiently, reducing environmental impact, maintaining responsible relationships with employees and partners, and increasing the transparency of business processes.

On international markets, ESG performance indicators and greenhouse gas emissions reporting are gradually becoming an important part of business relationships with customers and partners. In Ukraine, these practices are still developing, and systematic carbon footprint accounting at the individual company level has not yet become widespread.