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SoCalGas, Kenworth, and Toyota are showcasing two zero emissions hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles at the World Ag Expo. The display includes Kenworth's Class 8 T680 hydrogen FCEV truck and one of SoCalGas's zero emissions fleet vehicles, a hydrogen fuel cell electric Toyota Mirai. SoCalGas aims to expand its alternative fuel vehicle fleet, with targets to reach a 50% AFV powered fleet by 2025 and achieve a 100% zero emissions fleet by 2035 as part of its ASPIRE 2045 sustainability strategy.
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