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The CocoonCarbon tool enables businesses to measure their Carbon Footprint and estimate the carbon, nitrogen oxide and particle matter emissions of an entire journey from door to door, through road, sea and air travel.
Enhanced subscription-based versions of the software also calculate the exact number of trees needed to offset the carbon impact of that journey – and provide the option to purchase those trees there and then.
Several legs of a journey can be added, including different modes of transport used.
The enhanced subscription-based versions of the software are aimed at larger companies, including distribution or freight businesses, dealing with tens of thousands of shipments every day.
This includes a standalone cloud-based portal, great for businesses that import and export, where emissions can be broken down per journey leg to see where the carbon impact is highest.
Large-scale freight companies dealing with tens of thousands of shipments can take it a step further with the API version which integrates directly into their existing systems.
Crucially, the subscription-based models include the option of directly purchasing the trees needed to completely offset that journey’s impact.
CocoonFMS is now on a mission to help other businesses do their bit for the planet – and the carbon calculator is part of that green agenda.
James Blackman, CocoonFMS Ltd Managing Partner, said: “The USP of CocoonCarbon is that emissions can be quickly worked out across all the legs of a journey, which could be starting on a lorry in China, moving onto a ship or plane, transferring to a lorry and then to a van.
“Some of the trees planted bear fruit, which is then used in biofuels, some last 1000 years. Little changes can make a big difference.
“We need to take action now and while big businesses have a huge part to play, there’s also a lot of power in the collective action of all of us, whether an individual or small business.”
