The Rhenus Group is stepping up its support for Indonesian companies with a range of sustainability-focused logistics solutions designed to help businesses, particularly SMEs, navigate tightening global carbon regulations and build more environmentally responsible supply chains.
Speaking at a closed-door event with business partners on April 22, 2025, Rhenus Indonesia presented a comprehensive suite of services aimed at improving carbon management, reporting transparency, and emissions reduction across multiple transport modes. The offerings come as global regulations such as the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), and Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) place mounting pressure on supply chains to decarbonize. Indonesia is also developing its own carbon pricing frameworks and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) roadmap to meet its Net Zero Emissions target by 2060.
Key elements of Rhenus’ sustainable logistics portfolio include:
- Emissions Reporting & Monitoring: Emissions dashboards allow businesses to track CO₂ output across air, sea, and land transport. Partnering with EcotransIT, Rhenus helps optimize energy use and calculate freight emissions across multimodal supply chains.
- Sustainable Aviation Solutions: Initiatives such as Rhegreen optimize aircraft selection for minimal emissions, while SAF insetting programs and Clean Cargo collaborations offer scalable decarbonization pathways.
- Sustainable Shipping & Overland Transport: The Transport Mode Optimizer tool supports sustainable routing decisions, while investments in alternative drive vehicles—including electric trucks, CNG, LNG, and biodiesel fleets—reduce overland transport emissions.
- Sustainable Facilities: Rhenus is integrating eco-friendly designs across multiple Indonesian sites, including photovoltaic power systems, rainwater utilization, and energy-efficient infrastructure.
With operations in Indonesia for over a decade, Rhenus supports industries ranging from automotive and healthcare to industrial and consumer sectors, operating from six locations across Java, Sumatra, and Batam.
“At Rhenus, sustainability is not an afterthought—it’s a core principle shaping how we build and operate supply chains,” said Fabian Kieble, Managing Director, Rhenus Indonesia. “From transparent emission reporting to cleaner transport solutions, our goal is to drive meaningful change across the logistics sector.”
Rhenus’ expanded sustainability offering reflects the growing urgency for logistics providers in emerging markets to align with global emissions frameworks while supporting local businesses facing new compliance obligations. As Indonesia positions itself to play a greater role in the sustainable fuel market and tightens carbon reporting standards, third-party logistics providers (3PLs) like Rhenus are increasingly serving as both compliance partners and operational advisors. The firm’s adoption of SAF insetting, multimodal optimization tools, and alternative fuel vehicles signals a proactive stance toward decarbonization, while its strong ISO certification portfolio reinforces its credentials for multinational clients navigating Scope 3 emissions reporting under EU and international sustainability mandates.
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