Zero emissions refers to the concept of eliminating all greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2), from a process, activity, or entity. This term is often used in the context of energy production, transportation, and other industrial activities where traditional practices contribute significantly to climate change. Achieving zero emissions generally means using renewable energy sources, enhancing energy efficiency, and implementing technologies that capture and sequester emissions. The goal is to mitigate climate change by reducing the overall carbon footprint to zero, effectively balancing emissions through sustainable practices and innovations. Zero emissions is a key target in global efforts to address climate change and is often associated with international agreements and national policies aimed at creating a sustainable, low-carbon future.
HydroFleet is investing $33 million in a hydrogen transportation hub in Pooler, Georgia, near the Port of Savannah. The facility aims to revolutionize logistics by replacing diesel with hydrogen fuel…