Belimo drives GHG reductions through SAF, strategic collaboration
- Swiss WorldCargo
- Sep 4, 2025
- 2 min read
In a significant step toward sustainable logistics, Swiss-based Belimo Automation AG, a global leader in HVAC field devices, has partnered with Swiss companies Lamprecht Transport and Swiss WorldCargo to reduce carbon emissions on international air-freight shipments.
By investing in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), the initiative will mitigate approximately 650 tons of CO2e emissions in its first year of operation, with the ambition to further increase the percentage of SAF used in subsequent years—marking a tangible contribution to the decarbonization of air cargo.
This partnership, according to Swiss WorldCargo, represents a best-practice example of a tripartite collaboration between a shipper, freight forwarder and airline’s cargo division.
The cargo company said it demonstrates how collective action can drive meaningful progress on the path to more sustainable freight transport.
“At Belimo, sustainability is an integral part of our corporate strategy,” said John Muncey, head of group transportation at Belimo.
“This investment in SAF is not just about reducing emissions—it’s about taking direct responsibility for our environmental impact and working with our trusted partners to drive meaningful change,” Muncey said.
Lamprecht Transport coordinated the logistics, while Swiss WorldCargo facilitated the SAF integration within its cargo operations.
The SAF used in this collaboration is certified and contributes to an immediate reduction in lifecycle emissions compared to conventional jet fuel.
“We are proud to be part of this joint effort,” said Gieri Hinnen, the head of global sales at Swiss WorldCargo.
“By working hand in hand with like-minded partners, we’re taking concrete steps toward our shared ambition of more sustainable air logistics,” Hinnen added.
This initiative, according to Swiss WorldCargo, reinforces the importance of supply-chain collaboration and supports broader industry goals to accelerate the use of SAF and reduce the climate impact of aviation.
