General Motors is tackling the issue of climate change by joining the National Wildlife Federation on a new initiative.
Three local municipalities will receive $50,000 to help lower and reduce climate-change impact.
The switch will result in 650,000 metric tons of avoided CO2e annually from units delivering temperature sensitive cargo.
Citing a “sense of urgency,” Volvo Trucks took a leadership position in the fight against climate change at the 2021 Advanced Clean Transportation Expo, pushing for more adoption of zero-emission electric and hydrogen trucks.
Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) is launching a three-pronged 2030 climate vision that extends across its business.
By 2040, the entire FedEx parcel pickup and delivery fleet will be zero-emission electric vehicles, FedEx officials pledged.
The plans are the linchpin of state efforts to realize the economic, climate, and environmental benefits of widespread zero-emission vehicle adoption.
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