“We know climate action is a priority and every company must push itself to decarbonize further and faster,” said GM Chief Sustainability Officer, Kristen Siemen. “That’s what we are doing by aiming to achieve 100 percent renewable energy five years earlier in the U.S. as we continue to advance on our commitment to lead an all-electric, carbon-neutral future.”
General Motors also plans to use real-time carbon emission tracking technology to monitor electricity usage in their facilities and, eventually, the electricity used in charging customer’s vehicles.
GM plans to invest $35 billion into electric and autonomous vehicles with up to 30 new electric vehicle models by 2025.
Eagle Ridge GM – Coquitlam, British Columbia
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