The company plans to expand its LNG and electric freight fleet in FY 2026–27
Epsilon Carbon has announced that its combined electric and LNG-powered freight fleet enabled a 10% reduction in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO₂e) emissions in the upstream transportation category during FY 2025–26.
The reductions have been independently certified by a third party and are equivalent to planting approximately 29,000 trees.
The certified emission reductions generated through its lower-emission logistics operations can create value for supply chain partners. Under recognised ESG reporting frameworks, the reductions may support partners’ Scope 3 emissions reporting and sustainability disclosures where applicable, helping advance value-chain decarbonisation.
“Decarbonising logistics is central to our climate strategy. What makes this milestone meaningful is that the results are independently verified with a 10% reduction in CO₂e emissions within the upstream transportation category over a single financial year, driven by the adoption of electric and LNG fleets,” said Gaurav Mathur, Chief Executive Officer, Epsilon Carbon.
“These carbon reductions strengthen our own sustainability disclosures and those of our customers, and we intend to scale this model across our supply chain,” he added.
The company plans to expand its LNG and electric freight fleet in FY 2026–27 as part of the next phase of its logistics decarbonisation program.
With a full year of independently certified emission reductions on record, Epsilon Carbon stated that it is among the few companies in the Indian carbon industry operating a diversified and verified low-carbon freight model.
