Your logistics network is, to put it differently, the infrastructure that you use to move goods between the suppliers, the production and the customers. Above all, these are the buildings, modes of transport (e.g. railway or truck) and means of transport (e.g. conveyor belts, own truck fleet) that you use.

Since operating this infrastructure requires energy, you define the energetic footprint of the logistics network almost entirely already during the design phase. Consequently, you decide not only on investment cost but also on running operation cost and continuous environmental impact.

co₂lutions helps you support investment decisions. Consequently, it is about your questions, such as e.g.:

• How would an increase in energy prices affect the network decision?
• Can certain transports be avoided or moved to more cost efficient routes?
• How would a change in delivery conditions affect transport cost and CO₂ emissions?