Alternative Fuel
Federal government extends fuel excise tax suspension into 2027
Providing ongoing operational relief for commercial motor carriers, agriculture, and delivery sectors, the Canadian government extends its federal fuel excise tax suspension into 2027.
Is B100 Biodiesel Closer Than We Think?
To support commercial transportation fleets navigating carbon reduction mandates, Optimus Technologies and Chevron have partnered to expand the commercial availability and adoption of 100% biodiesel (B100). The collaboration combines Optimus’...
Cummins and Chevron Partner to Drive Fleet Adoption of X15N...
Addressing the commercial transport sector's demand for scalable lower-carbon power, Cummins Inc. and Chevron have unified their operational alignment. The corporate collaboration is specifically engineered to streamline the fleet integration of...
HTEC Launches Canada’s First 700-Bar Commercial Hydrogen Cardlock
Canada's commercial transportation sector has reached a structural decarbonization milestone with HTEC’s commissioning of the nation’s first 700-bar commercial hydrogen cardlock fueling station.
Canadian Hydrogen-Diesel Retrofit System Targets Refrigerated Trucking
The decarbonization strategy for commercial heavy-duty truck fleets is gaining ground via advanced hydrogen-diesel co-combustion technologies. British Columbia-based pioneer Hydra Energy has successfully expanded the application operating...
Hydrogen's Heavy-Duty Future
Why fuel-cell trucks show promise, but still face significant hurdles on the road to widespread adoption.
Shell Starship Part of 500 Festival Parade, Logging 10,000+ miles with INDYCAR
Shell Starship took part in the 500 Festival Parade prior to the running of the Indianapolis 500 last weekend, showcasing real-world applications of fuel efficiency technologies. It appeared alongside floats, marching bands, giant balloons and all 33
2026 FleetOwner 500: Top for-hire petroleum fleets
The 2026 FleetOwner 500: For-Hire list ranks the largest motor carrier and commercial fleet operations in the U.S. This year, the for-hire list saw shake-ups in all but the top five spots for the second year in a row.