CTT targets 55% cut in absolute GHG emissions by 2030 under sustainability plan

By Public Technologies
  • CTT marked Green Postal Day 2026, highlighting progress on its ESG strategy focused on decarbonizing delivery operations.
  • Set 2030 targets: cut absolute greenhouse-gas emissions 55% versus 2021, shift to 100% renewable electricity.
  • Aims for a fully green owned last-mile fleet by 2030, alongside recycled or reusable materials across mail, express, parcels.
  • In 2025, green vehicles reached 51.1% of owned last-mile fleet, supported by nearly 1,500 electric vehicles.
  • Reported a 47.9% drop in carbon footprint per express item delivered between 2021 and 2025.


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