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Schneider Anti-Idling Project

Registry Member: Blue Source
Contact: Lauren Kimble
  lkimble@bluesource.com
Location: Nationwide, U.S.
Project Type: Energy Efficiency
Project Activies: Reduce truck idling time through provision of direct fired heaters and electric cab cooling units.
Project Account
Summary & Activity Log:
Schneider Anti-Idling Project Offset Report and Activity Log
Project Information

Blue Source is an active supplier of emission reductions (ERs) sourced from geologic sequestration, conservation, transportation, and avoidance projects and companies. Schneider National Inc. is a leading provider of transportation, logistics and related services to more than 80 percent of the Fortune 500 companies.

Headquartered in Green Bay, Wis., Schneider National Inc. (Schneider) has a 70-year track record of providing expert transportation and logistics solutions. Its transportation solutions include: One-Way, Intermodal, Dedicated, Bulk, Transportation Management, Transloading Services, International Services and Schneider Payment Services. Schneider Logistics, a wholly owned subsidiary of Schneider National, provides supply chain management technology, managed services, engineering services and freight payment.

Schneider’s core business of transporting goods creates significant mobile source emissions. These emissions are directly proportional to the amount of goods transported and miles travelled. The only way to reduce emissions without sacrificing growth opportunities is to decrease the energy intensity required to transport these goods. Consequently, Schneider have been constantly striving to reduce their energy intensity by improving fuel efficiency, reducing unnecessary miles, reducing engine idle time and shifting to intermodal mode of transport.

In 2003, Schneider began the implementation of idle reduction technologies including direct fired heaters (DFHs) and cab cooling units (CCUs). Direct Fired Heaters reduce idling by providing in-cabin heat for drivers in cold temperatures. Cab Cooling Units provide in-cabin cooling during the summer months.

Additional Documentation:
File Schneider Anti-Idling Project GHG Reduction Protocol
 
File Schneider Anti-Idling Project Verification and Validation Report (2006-2008)
 
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