Promotion of climate-resilient infrastructure through investment in flood-resistant terminals leading to reduced service interruptions

Implementation of climate adaptation measures in new and existing facilities

Support for early warning systems and contingency planning

Deployment of digital risk management tools for extreme weather

Development of partnerships with local authorities for climate adaptation

Joint planning for resilient transport networks

Collaboration with suppliers to source climate-resilient materials

Selection of suppliers with certified adaptation standards

Public education on climate adaptation in transport

Awareness campaigns for users and communities

Failure to adapt infrastructure to climate risks contributing to increased damages

Neglect of adaptation investments for terminals

Inadequate staff training for climate emergencies

No contingency or emergency response plans

Disruption of supply chains due to extreme weather events

Climate-related events halt or delay deliveries

Insufficient stakeholder engagement on adaptation needs

Failure to consult communities or clients on risk priorities

Non-compliance with adaptation regulations

Failure to meet new legal requirements for resilience

Asset impairment from climate-related damages

Extreme weather damages terminals vehicles or warehouses

Increased operating costs from adaptation requirements

Need for upgrades and new investments

Regulatory fines for non-compliance with adaptation laws

Authorities increase enforcement of resilience standards

Brand damage from climate-related service failures

Negative media coverage of climate impacts

Loss of contracts due to poor climate resilience

Clients require proof of adaptation measures

Development of “Climate-Resilient Transport” certifications

Certification for best practices in adaptation

Access to funding for adaptation infrastructure

Grants or subsidies for resilient projects

Partnerships with climate research institutes

Joint development of adaptation solutions

Expansion into markets valuing climate resilience

Clients demanding certified resilient services

Promotion of low-carbon transport modes through fleet electrification leading to reduced emissions

Investment in electric vehicles and charging infrastructure

Support for modal shift to rail and waterways

Incentives for clients to use lower-emission options

Development of carbon offsetting programs

Implementation of voluntary offset schemes for customers

Collaboration with suppliers for green logistics solutions

Selection of partners with certified low-carbon practices

Public education on low-carbon transport choices

Awareness campaigns for clients and end users

Use of fossil fuels in fleet operations contributing to high GHG emissions

Continued reliance on diesel or heavy fuel oil

Non-compliance with GHG reduction targets

Failure to meet sector or national emission standards

Limited adoption of energy-efficient technologies

Slow replacement of outdated vehicles or equipment

Insufficient supplier engagement on emissions reduction

Partners do not meet low-carbon criteria

Failure to report emissions transparently

Absence of verified GHG disclosures

Regulatory fines for non-compliance with emission standards

Authorities increase enforcement of GHG rules