Amtrak intends to reduce carbon footprint with 2045 net-zero emissions goal


Amtrak, the passenger train company, announced its plans to become a net-zero emission rail network by the year 2045. By investing in new equipment and railroad stations, the company believes that moving in this direction will create a more suitable train network throughout the country. Its goals include utilizing 100% carbon-free electricity by 2030 and collaborating with a variety of experts for research on fuel batteries and other zero-emissions technologies entering the market.

Amtrak was congratulated by U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg in a statement, recognizing the company’s “ambitious commitment to further reduce its carbon footprint”.

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