CTT aims to cut emissions by 55% by 2030 with fleet electrification, autonomous chargers, renewable energy, and enhancing road and employee safety.

Activities

CTT's sustainability strategy is aligned with the ambition to limit global warming to 1.5oC by 2030, in line with the priorities of our stakeholders and the United Nations’ 2030 global agenda. CTT aims to significantly reduce its direct and indirect carbon footprint by 2030, with 50% of electric vehicles for the last-mile fleet by 2025 and 100% by 2030 and by using renewable electricity for 100% of its needs. CTT have partnered with EDP to install electric vehicle chargers’ network (581 EVC in 121 Facilities in 2024). Additionally, it is enhancing road and employee ́s safety through vehicle telemetry (100% Q2 2025). The energy transition is a cross-cutting theme for all companies, and at CTT, all business areas contribute to achieving the ambitious goals we want to reach. This transformation meets the demands of our customers and other stakeholders who intend to operate in a way that keeps the business and the planet sustainable for future generations.

Result & Impact

CTT's electric fleet has 3144 vehicles, aiming for 50% elect. by 2025 and 100% by 2030. Telemetry rollout is complete for linehaul and in progress for last mile, with 4310 drivers using it. Phase 1.0 has 689 electric chargers installed, covering over 125 facilities, with phase 2.0 planned for 2025.