Nikola, a prominent zero-emissions truck brand in America, has released its first Sustainability Impact Report, highlighting its environmental and social initiatives. The report focuses on Nikola's mission to lead the transition to zero-emission technology in critical transportation routes by offering battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and hydrogen fuel cell (FCEV) Class 8 trucks. The company's hydrogen refueling ecosystem, HYLA, is introduced to support the switch to sustainable fuel sources. Steve Girsky, Nikola's President and CEO, emphasizes the importance of decarbonizing the transportation sector to improve air quality and combat climate change. Nikola's sustainability efforts include investing in clean technology, identifying emission sources, adopting renewable energy practices, and installing EV charging infrastructure. The company's commitment to circularity principles is evident in its battery circularity policy and collaboration with partners to manage materials responsibly. In line with its sustainability goals, Nikola launched hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks in North America, with a focus on reducing emissions in heavy-duty transportation. The company aims to advance both battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell technologies, emphasizing the importance of fueling infrastructure. Nikola's Waste Management Committee ensures efficient recycling practices, especially for materials like steel, aluminum, lithium-ion batteries, plastic, and cardboard. The company pays attention to water usage, primarily for quality testing and recycling purposes. Nikola's Coolidge facility showcases resource efficiency with energy-efficient technologies, solar energy generation, and sustainable practices. The company's total energy consumption and solar energy generation are highlighted in the report, reflecting Nikola's commitment to environmental sustainability and innovation.