July 29, 2011
UPS, FedEx Report Efficiency Gains
UPS and FedEx have released sustainability reports within days of each other, with UPS showing a 3.3 percent reduction in fuel consumed per package from 2009 to 2010, while FedEx cut all three scopes of greenhouse gas emissions in that time.
Highlights of UPS’s report include the company’s hitting a milestone of 200 million miles driven in alternative fuel or advanced technology vehicles since 2000. UPS also used telematics and routing technologies to avoid driving over 63.5 million miles in 2010, the equivalent of 251,987 trips to the International….
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