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Infinium's supply of electrofuels — a fossil-based fuel alternative created with carbon waste and renewable power — will reduce Amazon's carbon emissions for roughly 5 million miles of travel per year, it said. The tech giant said it plans to initially use the electrofuels in trucks in its middle-mile fleet in Southern California. The agreement comes after Amazon last month signed a deal with Plug Power Inc for 10,950 tons of green hydrogen every year starting 2025, to help it replace grey hydrogen, diesel, and other fossil fuels...

Amazon.com-backed Infinium said on Tuesday it will supply low-carbon electrofuels for the e-commerce giant's trucking fleet starting next year...

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Amazon.com Inc. said Tuesday it has signed an agreement with Infinium to add low carbon electrofuels to its trucking fleet starting in 2023. The company Infinium will provide enough electrofuels -- s fossil-based fuel alternative created with carbon waste and renewable power -- to power about 5 million miles of travel a year. Infinium is planning to build the world's first electrofuels-production facilities in Texas. "We've supported Infinium's technology through our Climate Pledge Fund, and it'...

SEATTLE, September 20, 2022--Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) has signed an agreement with renewable fuels technology company Infinium to begin powering Amazon’s transportation fleet with ultra-low carbon electrofuels beginning in 2023. Infinium is expected to initially supply enough electrofuels, which are a fossil-based fuel alternative created with carbon waste and renewable power, to begin powering Amazon trucks in lieu of diesel fuel for approximately 5 million miles of travel per year...

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