Werner Enterprises, Inc (Nasdaq: WERN), a leading transportation and logistics company, has issued its 2025 Sustainability Brief, outlining advancements in environmental strategy, fleet transformation, governance initiatives and workforce-focused programs. The document reflects Werner’s shift from basic compliance reporting toward integrating sustainability into long-term business operations and decision-making.
“We are pleased to share the meaningful steps we’ve taken as we continue to modernize our fleet, strengthen governance and invest in the safety and well-being of our drivers,” said Derek Leathers, Chairman and CEO of Werner Enterprises. “Our commitment to supporting supply chains across North America remains strong — and increasingly sustainable.”
The 2025 Sustainability Brief outlines strong progress in modernizing the fleet and adopting new technology. The company continues to invest in lower-emission vehicles, advanced transportation systems and alternative fuel options. Efficiency programs such as idle-reduction measures and optimized routing have also contributed to reduced fuel consumption and minimized operational waste.
The report also details significant strides in emissions reduction and transparency. Since 2020, the company has lowered Scope 1 CO₂ emissions by 24% and has now begun reporting Scope 2 emissions to provide greater visibility into environmental impact. Additionally, the Waste & Energy Scorecard shows continued improvement in recycling rates and reductions in overall resource usage.
Further progress is seen in strengthened governance practices and long-term strategy alignment. Reporting standards have been updated in line with SASB requirements and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, with an emphasis on climate action, driver safety and employee well-being. These initiatives reflect the company’s dedication to responsible business operations and sustained accountability.
Werner Enterprises provides transportation and logistics services across the United States, Mexico and Canada. With 2024 revenue of $3.0 billion, a modern equipment fleet and more than 12,500 employees, Werner delivers Dedicated and One-Way Truckload operations along with logistics offerings that include brokerage, freight management, intermodal and final-mile solutions. The company’s Werner EDGE® technology supports efficient, reliable and secure fleet performance. Werner maintains a firm focus on safety, inclusion and responsible operational practices as part of its ongoing sustainability strategy.
