The transportation market is facing an increasingly tightening web of regulatory frameworks that seek to dramatically curtail carbon emissions across all modalities. The transportation of goods by sea, road, and air currently emits over two gigatonnes of carbon a year, which is expected to quadruple by 2050. The constantly evolving…
Jeroen van Heiningen has over 15 years’ experience in the decarbonization of transport, covering both air, marine and road transport. He was involved in setting up KLM’s corporate SAF program in 2009 and was one of the founders of GoodFuels, a leading supplier of low carbon marine fuels, where he developed the GoodShipping program and managed the Road division. In 2021, van Heiningen founded 123Carbon to develop an independent, multimodal platform to ensure the correct allocation of transport related reductions (Scope 1 emissions) to downstream players like freight forwarders and cargo owners (Scope 3 emissions).
In his early career, van Heiningen was an oil and gas strategy consultant at Accenture, where he Launched Accenture Sustainability Services Benelux in 2006.
Van Heiningen lives in the Netherlands with his wife and two daughters and holds an MsC in Business Administration from the Tilburg University in the Netherlands.
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