Wal-Mart begins testing four green vehicles

Wal-Mart Stores will test four different types of environmentally friendly heavy-duty vehicles--two hybrids and two alternatively-fueled trucks--throughout 2009. The company is working with ArvinMeritor, Eaton, Peterbilt, International and others to double its fuel efficiency by 2015, from its 2005 baseline. “In order to meet our goal of doubling our fleet efficiency, we are taking an active role in the development of these technologies,” said Chris Sultemeier, senior vp of transportation for Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. “We look forward to determining if these technologies will help reduce our environmental footprint, are viable for our business and provide ...

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