Whistl has achieved a 20.23% reduction in carbon emissions over the past three years, according to its latest environmental, social and governance (ESG) report.
The reduction, measured against a 2022 baseline, forms part of the company’s strategy to reach net zero emissions by 2045.
The report outlines progress across Whistl’s sustainability initiatives, including sourcing 99.5% renewable energy in 2025 and transitioning 99% of its car fleet to electric or ultra-low-emission vehicles.
It also highlights developments in equality, diversity and inclusion, as well as employee volunteering programs and support for nine local charities across the UK.
Whistl has received a B rating from the Carbon Disclosure Project and an EcoVadis Gold rating, placing it in the top 5% of companies globally assessed for sustainability performance.
The company said it has focused on embedding ESG principles across governance, operations and decision-making, including collaboration with employees, suppliers and customers.
Whistl’s ESG strategy has also been recognized with the Thames Valley 250 Climate and Sustainability Award and a Direct Commerce Award for B2B sustainability.
Whistl CEO Ian Keilty said, “The decisions we make now must help shape a healthier and more sustainable world for future generations. This ESG report sets out not only what we have achieved but also how we will accelerate our ambition to create meaningful, lasting change across our business and the logistics sector.”
Irene Boctor, head of ESG and sustainability at Whistl, added, “Our ESG strategy is built on the belief that real progress comes from consistent, meaningful action. At Whistl, we’re not just meeting expectations, we’re raising the bar for what responsible logistics should look like.”
She added, “Every decision we make today is guided by our commitment to deliver a more sustainable, resilient and equitable future for the generations that follow.”
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