With the addition of 10 Freightliner eCascadia trucks in Vancouver and 25 Tesla Semis on order, Loblaw has more than doubled the number of its zero-emission vehicles. The Canadian grocery store Loblaw has added ten additional battery-electric Class 8 trucks to its fleet of zero-emission cars in Vancouver. Velocity Truck Centres, a dealership and service center located in Edmonton, delivered the Freightliner eCascadia electric trucks to Loblaw in December. A division of Daimler Truck North America is called Freightliner. According to a LinkedIn post by Wayne Scott, senior director of maintenance at Loblaw Companies Ltd., "I am thrilled to announce a significant milestone for Loblaws." "This accomplishment is a major step forward in our ongoing efforts to reduce our carbon footprint and perfectly aligns with our commitment to environmental sustainability." By 2030, Loblaw aims to have a transport fleet with zero emissions, as stated in 2022. The company's broader goal of attaining net-zero carbon emissions throughout the entire business by 2040 is in line with this strategy.
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