DHL Group Advances Asia Pacific Decarbonization

DHL Group has made substantial progress in its sustainability roadmap across Asia Pacific in 2025, focusing on decarbonization and meeting the demand for emissions-reduced logistics. Key initiatives include DHL Group===DHL signing agreements with Cosmo Energy Holdings, Cathay Pacific, and Neste for nearly 20 million liters of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), aiming for 30% SAF usage by 2030. Over 153,000 customers utilized DHL's GoGreen Plus service to reduce Scope 3 emissions. DHL Group===DHL Global Forwarding partnered with CMA CGM to purchase 8,800 metric tons of biofuel, targeting a 25,000 metric ton reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. On the ground, DHL expanded its electric vehicle fleet to over 1,800 EVs in the Asia Pacific region, with DHL Group===DHL Supply Chain deploying hydrogen-powered trucks in Japan and supporting Walgreens Boots Alliance===Boots (company)'s electric fleet in Thailand. New carbon-neutral facilities were also unveiled, including DHL Group===DHL Supply Chain's first fully renewable energy warehouse in Thailand and energy-efficient service centers by DHL Group===DHL in Thailand and the Philippines. These efforts reaffirm DHL Group's ambition to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.