Plug-and-Play Carbon Intelligence, Engineered for Logistics
Leveraging our experience in both technological and carbon accounting, we crafted a formula to address the complexities Matchlog faced.
STEP 1 /
Emissions Mapping
Mapped carbon emissions across three modes of transportation — truck, ship, and rail — for all containerised movement.
Accurate fuel, distance, and mode-based emissions factors were applied
Streamlined into a methodology that fits MatchLog’s product and reporting cycle
STEP 2 /
Carbon Avoidance Framework
Beyond just calculating emissions, we developed a framework to quantify avoided emissions from reduced empty return trips — a core efficiency driver for MatchLog.
We used geospatial data (Google Road API) and operational logic to model what emissions would have occurred in a typical empty return scenario
Then we benchmarked this against actual optimised journeys, calculating “emissions avoided” per matched container
STEP 3 /
Enabling Climate Storytelling
MatchLog is actively using certified, trip-level carbon avoidance data to elevate ESG disclosures, pitch narratives, and customer conversations — positioning themselves as a sustainability-forward logistics partner.

Why MatchLog Chose Climes
In a landscape filled with vague claims and unverified metrics, MatchLog was looking for a partner that could bring credibility, transparency, and integration to their sustainability efforts.
Working towards a sustainable future
About Matchlog
MatchLog was born in 2019 out of a simple realization: the traditional way of returning empty containers to depots was inefficient, costly and unsustainable. It didn’t align with a world moving toward smarter, greener solutions. So, they built a platform with one mission: to revolutionize the logistics ecosystem through container and trailer reuse.
About Climes
Climes is India’s leading climate finance company (backed by Peak XV/Sequoia), with 5.5M kg of CO2 neutralised and counting. We're on a mission to build a globally integrated climate finance highway that can rapidly expand the flow of capital into climate projects worldwide.