Pioneering carbon reduction initiatives
Growing our low-emission fleet
Switching to renewable energy
Monitoring air quality in cities across Europe
Net zero emissions by 2040
Geopost's path to net zero emissions by 2040 is supported by the Science Based Targets initiative
Geopost's path to net zero emissions by 2040 is supported by the Science Based Targets initiative
Geopost is the first global parcel delivery company to have its short- and long-term CO2 reduction targets approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
Read more HERE.
Our ambition by 2025
Delivery in 350 European cities with low-emission vehicles
Our main goal is to become an international reference in the field of sustainable delivery, and part of this goal is also the ambition to deliver exclusively with low-emission vehicles in as many as 350 European cities by 2025.
97 European cities already use only low-emission vehicles for delivery, which is 55 more than last year.
Read more in our new Sustainability Report HERE.
Delivery in 350 European cities with low-emission vehicles
Our main goal is to become an international reference in the field of sustainable delivery, and part of this goal is also the ambition to deliver exclusively with low-emission vehicles in as many as 350 European cities by 2025.
97 European cities already use only low-emission vehicles for delivery, which is 55 more than last year.
Read more in our new Sustainability Report HERE.
Smart urban delivery
Parcels in the center of Ljubljana and Maribor are delivered by vehicles with low emissions
Parcels in the center of Ljubljana and Maribor are delivered by vehicles with low emissions
High traffic density and pollution in city centers require new solutions for parcel delivery. With the aim of improving delivery in urban areas in the future as well, we are developing concepts of sustainable urban logistics.
Thus, in the center of Ljubljana and Maribor, we already deliver with electric bicycles and vehicles with low emissions. The inclusion of vehicles with low emissions is an important step in our strategy, with which we want to remain one of the leading providers of delivery services in Slovenia.
First DPD City depot
In December 2021, the first City depot in Slovenia was opened
At DPD Slovenia, as innovators in the field of green delivery, on December 7, 2021, we opened our first City Depot in the center of Ljubljana, at Gosposvetska ulica 1. The new city depot follows the goals of sustainable urban delivery: to get as close as possible to recipients and senders of parcels and thus reduce emits CO2. In this way, DPD Slovenia prepared for the increased volume of shipments during the holidays, in addition to expanding the network of depots, we adjusted our business and operational processes, among other things.
Depots in the centers of major European cities are part of DPD's commitment to the development of sustainable urban logistics solutions. We develop sustainable urban logistics solutions, such as urban micro-depots, which allow us to be closer to the recipients and senders of packages. We use sustainable delivery methods such as environmentally friendly vehicles, bicycles and foot delivery. Thus, DPD effectively copes with the challenge of modern times, the phenomenon of e-commerce, which has caused a significant increase in the number of parcels in city centers, where we are also faced with increasingly strict traffic regulations and restrictions.
Read more HERE.
In December 2021, the first City depot in Slovenia was opened
At DPD Slovenia, as innovators in the field of green delivery, on December 7, 2021, we opened our first City Depot in the center of Ljubljana, at Gosposvetska ulica 1. The new city depot follows the goals of sustainable urban delivery: to get as close as possible to recipients and senders of parcels and thus reduce emits CO2. In this way, DPD Slovenia prepared for the increased volume of shipments during the holidays, in addition to expanding the network of depots, we adjusted our business and operational processes, among other things.
Depots in the centers of major European cities are part of DPD's commitment to the development of sustainable urban logistics solutions. We develop sustainable urban logistics solutions, such as urban micro-depots, which allow us to be closer to the recipients and senders of packages. We use sustainable delivery methods such as environmentally friendly vehicles, bicycles and foot delivery. Thus, DPD effectively copes with the challenge of modern times, the phenomenon of e-commerce, which has caused a significant increase in the number of parcels in city centers, where we are also faced with increasingly strict traffic regulations and restrictions.
Read more HERE.
