• Pursuit Attractions and Hospitality launched a pilot of what it described as the world’s first electrified Ice Explorer for its Columbia Icefield Adventure fleet, built with EV conversion specialist Noble Northern.
• The vehicle is estimated to cut 200 to 300 kilograms of CO₂ per day versus diesel units on the same route, based on modelled comparisons.
• Charging relies on more than 6 kilowatts of solar panels integrated into a glass roof, supported by regenerative braking.
• The pilot uses a four-days-operating, three-days-recharging rotation to test performance across alpine conditions, with results intended to guide future fleet upgrades.
• The initiative follows prior emissions-related upgrades, including 10 Ice Explorers retrofitted with EPA Tier 3 and Tier 4 engines, a switch from diesel generators to propane that cut facility carbon footprint by more than 30%, and solar power for the Glacier Skywalk.

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