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Quantifying Uncertainty in Transport CO2e Reporting: A Simulation-Based Approach for Reliable Emission Accounting
Reliable CO_2e emission reporting is essential for climate-neutral freight transport, yet standards such as CSRD and ISO 14083 lack provisions for quantifying input uncertainty. This study applies Monte Carlo simulation and an analytical method (GUM) to telematics data from nine European trailers to
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