The Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) railroad is actively moving towards a low-carbon emission transition, as highlighted in its recent report, CPKC’s 2025 Climate Mileposts. The company is dedicated to exploring and investing in technology solutions and projects to reduce emissions and boost sustainability. CPKC's President and CEO, Keith Creel, expressed the significance of rail shipping in terms of fuel efficiency and outlined steps to advance future decarbonization of the locomotive fleet. Noteworthy achievements include the significant mileage covered in freight service by the hydrogen locomotive program, the expansion of the hydrogen test fleet with additional locomotives, and successful biofuel trials in British Columbia. Additionally, CPKC is gearing up to receive 100 Tier 4 diesel-electric locomotives, aiming to enhance air quality, decrease pollutants, improve fuel economy, and reliability. The company's dedication to improving locomotive efficiency and testing hydrogen locomotives signifies a positive stride towards sustainable and low-carbon transportation in the rail industry.