05 / 02 / 2026
Patinter has achieved a B- rating in its first assessment by CDP, placing the company above the transport and logistics sector average, which stands at C.
This result marks an important recognition of the work the company has been carrying out in the areas of environmental transparency, emissions management and the integration of climate risk into its operations.
CDP, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project, is one of the leading international benchmarks for environmental disclosure and corporate climate action assessment. Receiving a B- rating in its first year of participation reflects a structured approach, supported by consistent management practices and a clear commitment to continuous improvement.
CDP’s assessment is based on the quality and rigour of the information disclosed, as well as the strength of an organisation’s climate management approach, including Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, together with criteria related to strategy, governance, risk management and target-setting.
Patinter’s performance is built on four fundamental pillars:
Fleet Efficiency
Ongoing investment in fleet renewal, supporting the adoption of cleaner and more efficient technologies.
Operational Optimisation
Reducing empty mileage and planning routes with a focus on energy efficiency.
Training and Capability Building
Continuous eco-driving programmes designed to improve the sustainability of operations.
Digitalisation
Applying technology across operations to strengthen monitoring and optimise resource use.
At a time when transparency and comparable metrics are becoming increasingly important, disclosure through CDP represents a meaningful step in reinforcing Patinter’s environmental practices and strengthening trust among clients and partners.
This result confirms a consistent path forward, aligned with increasingly demanding environmental goals and a long-term vision for more responsible logistics.
This result marks an important recognition of the work the company has been carrying out in the areas of environmental transparency, emissions management and the integration of climate risk into its operations.
CDP, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project, is one of the leading international benchmarks for environmental disclosure and corporate climate action assessment. Receiving a B- rating in its first year of participation reflects a structured approach, supported by consistent management practices and a clear commitment to continuous improvement.
CDP’s assessment is based on the quality and rigour of the information disclosed, as well as the strength of an organisation’s climate management approach, including Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, together with criteria related to strategy, governance, risk management and target-setting.
Patinter’s performance is built on four fundamental pillars:
Fleet Efficiency
Ongoing investment in fleet renewal, supporting the adoption of cleaner and more efficient technologies.
Operational Optimisation
Reducing empty mileage and planning routes with a focus on energy efficiency.
Training and Capability Building
Continuous eco-driving programmes designed to improve the sustainability of operations.
Digitalisation
Applying technology across operations to strengthen monitoring and optimise resource use.
At a time when transparency and comparable metrics are becoming increasingly important, disclosure through CDP represents a meaningful step in reinforcing Patinter’s environmental practices and strengthening trust among clients and partners.
This result confirms a consistent path forward, aligned with increasingly demanding environmental goals and a long-term vision for more responsible logistics.








