Walmart Canada has taken a significant step towards sustainability by introducing its first hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric tractor from Nikola as part of its plan to transition to a 100% alternatively powered trucking fleet by 2028. This initiative aligns with the retailer's five-year $3.5 billion growth strategy aimed at driving sales and enhancing delivery services to over 400 stores across Canada using green technology. The company's goal of achieving zero emissions by 2040 is being facilitated by the integration of clean technology into its operations. Walmart Canada has opened advanced distribution centers in Surrey, British Columbia, and Vaughan, Ontario, which not only improve energy efficiency but also streamline fulfillment center operations. These centers are pivotal in expediting restocking efforts as in-store sales increase. The hydrogen truck from Nikola, with a remarkable range of nearly 500 miles, surpasses the capabilities of Walmart's existing electric trucks. Additionally, Walmart is diversifying its electric vehicle fleet by partnering with Tesla and other vendors to introduce more sustainable transport options. The commitment to embracing hydrogen and electric vehicles underscores Walmart's dedication to sustainability and innovation in the retail sector.