The Biden-Harris Administration held the inaugural White House Sustainable Freight Workshop to address reducing emissions in the freight sector while sustaining economic growth. The workshop brought together key stakeholders from various industries to discuss the challenges and opportunities in transitioning to a zero-emission freight strategy. The freight sector, encompassing maritime, rail, and trucking, plays a crucial role in the U.S. economy but also contributes significantly to climate pollution and local environmental impacts. To combat this, the administration has made substantial investments, such as the EPA's Clean Ports Program and the Department of Transportation's grants for low- and zero-emission locomotives. The workshop unveiled several actions, including the launch of the Sustainable Freight Partners Group, modal action plans for different sectors like maritime and rail, and the development of a Zero Emissions Freight Map showcasing numerous projects worth billions of dollars across the industry. Notably, a significant portion of investments in zero-emission freight projects come from industry, utilities, cities, and states, highlighting a shared commitment to sustainability. Moreover, environmental groups and industry organizations engaged in a social media campaign promoting clean transportation solutions, underlining the momentum toward a cleaner and more sustainable freight future.