Edmonton International Airport (YEG) has introduced the first-ever fleet of zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) in Western Canada’s Alberta province. The Toyota Mirai, introduced in collaboration with YEG, marks a significant step towards integrating green hydrogen into the region’s transportation sector. The Mirai vehicles use revolutionary fuel cell technology, converting hydrogen and oxygen into electricity with water as the sole emission. YEG aims to foster fuel switching, decrease emissions, and achieve its target of becoming a net-zero airport by 2040. The introduction of 100 Mirai cars over the next year is a tangible step towards reducing carbon footprint and promoting hydrogen adoption in WesternCanada.

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