Walmart Canada has taken a significant step towards sustainability by introducing a hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric semi-truck in Mississauga, Ontario. This move marks the retailer as the first major retailer in Canada to incorporate a hydrogen fuel cell electric semi-truck into its fleet. The Nikola Hydrogen Fuel Cell EV Class 8 tractor operates with zero tailpipe emissions and boasts a range of approximately 800 kilometers, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions by avoiding 97 metric tons annually. Walmart Canada's decision to embrace hydrogen fuel opens the door to longer-haul travel, complementing the existing electric options in its fleet. The hydrogen FCEV was sourced from ITD Industries Inc. and will be deployed in Ontario for longer trips. The collaboration between Walmart Canada and Nikola highlights their commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility, with both companies sharing a vision of a zero emissions future. Government support, as exemplified by Ontario's Minister of Energy and Electrification, Stephen Lecce, further encourages the shift towards hydrogen-powered vehicles. Overall, Walmart Canada's initiative signifies a significant milestone in its journey towards a 100% alternatively-powered fleet.