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Epsilon Carbon has announced a 10% reduction in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO₂e) emissions from its upstream transportation operations during FY2025-26, driven by the deployment of its electric and LNG-powered freight fleet. The company said it is continuing to expand the use of low-emission logistics across its supply chain.
According to Epsilon Carbon, the emissions reduction has been independently verified by a third party. The company stated that the reduction is equivalent to the environmental impact of planting approximately 29,000 trees. It added that the verified data can help supply chain partners with Scope 3 emissions reporting and sustainability disclosures under recognized ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) reporting frameworks.
The company also announced plans to further expand its electric and LNG freight fleet during FY2026-27 as part of the next phase of its logistics decarbonisation strategy. Epsilon Carbon said it has developed a diversified low-carbon freight model backed by independently certified emissions reductions.
Gaurav Mathur, Chief Executive Officer of Epsilon Carbon, said, “Decarbonising logistics is central to our climate strategy. Achieving a 10% reduction in CO₂e emissions in the upstream transportation category within a single financial year is a significant milestone, made possible through the adoption of electric and LNG fleets. The results have also been independently verified.”
