GO Rentals will be the first car rental company in NZ to be Toitū net Carbonzero Certified in an effort to manage and reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
California Air Resources Board’s new standard mandates that 90% of ride-hailing miles traveled in California take place in zero-emission vehicles by 2030. Uber and Lyft want government help for the transition.
The ride-hailing company says weakening the standards will hurt its business, as it needs automakers to produce fuel efficient vehicles en masse.
Harbour Air Seaplanes, North America’s largest seaplane operator, is the first carbon neutral airline.
Just in time for Earth Day, Lyft expects the new initiative to offset over a million metric tons of carbon.
The new program provides corporate customers worldwide with the opportunity to reduce the carbon footprints associated with their vehicle rentals through the purchase of carbon offsets.
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