In 2026, the green and low-carbon transformation of the domestic logistics and transportation industry will continue to deepen. With the support of domestic and foreign green logistics standards and regulations, logistics enterprises in various regions will accelerate the optimization of transportation structure, update transportation capacity and equipment, and low-carbon, energy-saving, and environmentally friendly logistics development models will gradually become the industry's main stream. The relevant international standards have absorbed multiple domestic green logistics practice cases, reflecting the recognition of low-carbon development achievements in domestic logistics by the industry.

At present, the development of green logistics focuses on reducing carbon emissions and increasing efficiency in the transportation sector. Various regions continue to promote the optimization of transportation capacity structure, guide enterprises to gradually replace high energy consuming old freight vehicles, and promote the large-scale application of new energy freight vehicles and energy-saving transportation equipment. At the same time, the industry is vigorously promoting the optimization and upgrading of transportation modes, encouraging multimodal transportation modes such as road rail intermodal transportation and water rail intermodal transportation to replace traditional one-way road transportation, relying on high-capacity and low-energy consumption transportation modes, effectively reducing carbon emissions per unit of cargo transportation.

In addition to upgrading transportation capacity and modes, the industry continues to promote full process green transformation. Promote low-carbon equipment such as energy-saving temperature control and intelligent ventilation in the warehousing process, and popularize circular express packaging and paperless waybills in the distribution process to reduce resource consumption and waste emissions. Various logistics enterprises should establish low-carbon operation management systems based on their own operational situations, refine energy-saving control standards for transportation, warehousing, and distribution, and steadily promote the construction of a green operation system.

Industry data analysis shows that the carbon emissions per unit of goods turnover in the domestic logistics and transportation industry have maintained a steady downward trend this year, and the effectiveness of low-carbon transformation continues to be evident. Industry experts believe that green and low-carbon is the core direction for the long-term development of the logistics industry. With the continuous implementation of relevant standards and the continuous improvement of low-carbon operation capabilities of enterprises, the industry will gradually form a standardized and large-scale green logistics system, which will help promote the orderly advancement of the dual carbon goals in the transportation field and promote the high-quality and sustainable development of the logistics industry.