DHL Group Adds New Sustainability Milestones in Asia Pacific, Across Skies and Streets

 

SINGAPORE, Radarseluma.Disway.id   -DHL Group has marked significant milestones in its sustainability journey across Asia Pacific by reinforcing its commitment to decarbonization and readiness to meet the region's growing demand for emissions-reduced logistics solutions. In 2025, DHL advanced its sustainability roadmap. From this wide range of initiatives, five examples stand out, including sustainable fuel agreements, electric vehicle deployment, and carbon-neutral facilities.

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Leading the charge with sustainable fuels

 

Despite aviation being one of the most challenging sectors to decarbonize, DHL is making steady moves to achieve 30% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) usage by 2030. 2025 saw DHL Express sign landmark SAF agreements with leading partners across Asia, including Cosmo Energy, Cathay and Neste to boost SAF demand and adoption for air cargo flights. These contracts accounted for close to 20 million liters of SAF to be supplied to DHL Express flights departing Narita, Incheon and Singapore. To date, DHL is one of the leading SAF users in the logistics industry.

 

Additionally, SAF is also widely adopted by customers in the Asia Pacific region through DHL's GoGreen Plus service. In 2025, over 153,000 customers shipped using the service to reduce the Scope 3 emissions of their international air shipments via SAF. Through the 'book and claim' system, DHL can substitute fossil fuels with sustainable fuels across its network and assign the resulting environmental benefits to customers who invest in GoGreen Plus – even if their shipments are not physically transported using assets powered by these fuels.

 

Ken Lee, CEO, Asia Pacific, DHL Express said, "Sustainability isn't just a slogan for us. We lead with action – whereas others follow – to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from our operations. Together with the right partners, we are setting a benchmark for the logistics industry. We are determined to extend our efforts and scale solutions that can make a real impact for our customers and reduce our impact to the planet."

 

Meanwhile, DHL Global Forwarding formed a global partnership with CMA CGM to purchase 8,800 metric tons of UCOME second-generation biofuel with the aim of reducing around 25,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions on a well-to-wake basis. This collaboration reiterates DHL's commitment to driving the demand for sustainable marine fuel to achieve low-carbon maritime transport.

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