SEUR delivers more while reducing emissions per parce
Higher parcel volumes and lower greenhouse gas emissions: these are the results reported by SEUR in its 2025 sustainability results, published in mid-October. Geopost’s Spanish subsidiary reduced its emissions to 0.70 kg of CO₂ equivalent per shipment. This reduction concerns the carbon intensity of its operations and does not necessarily reflect a decrease in its total emissions. At the same time, shipment volumes increased by 7.69% to 140 million.
Lower-emission urban deliveries
For road freight transport, SEUR is also expanding the use of HVO, a fuel made from hydrotreated vegetable oil. More than 3.9 million kilometres were travelled using this fuel in 2025. The company estimates that this avoided 3,324 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent emissions compared with conventional fossil fuels.
To reduce its footprint, SEUR is taking action in particular on the last miles of delivery to recipients. In 2025, our low-emission fleet reached 741 vehicles, which covered 15.4% of the distance travelled for urban deliveries. This enabled us to avoid 5,990 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent, while emissions from urban deliveries fell by 9.5% compared with 2024.
Itxaso Larrañaga
Human Resources, Sustainability and Institutional Relations Director at SEUR
Fully renewable electricity
The transition also extends to buildings. In 2025, all electricity consumed by SEUR came from renewable sources, thanks to purchases of green electricity and power generated by its photovoltaic panels.
Overall, 99.3% of the energy consumed in its buildings came from sources classified as clean in the report. SEUR attributes 5,069 tonnes of avoided CO₂ equivalent emissions over the year to this transition.
Better measurement to drive further reductions
To track its progress, SEUR relies on Respire, Geopost’s tool that brings together environmental, social and governance data from its subsidiaries and harmonises carbon calculations,” explains Itxaso Larrañaga.
Its carbon calculator also measures emissions associated with shipments, helping the company better manage and reduce them.
These achievements are part of Geopost’s broader trajectory. In 2025, the group reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 1.6% for the fourth consecutive year, while parcel volumes increased by 5%. It aims to achieve net-zero emissions across its entire value chain by 2040, following a roadmap validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).