General Motors Plans To Go Green In US Could Happen 5 Years Sooner

General Motors Co GM aims to power its U.S. facilities by entirely renewably sourced electricity by 2025, five years ahead of its initial goal.
GM plans to prevent 1 million metric tons of carbon emissions between 2025 and 2030 by the move.
GM is committed to investing $35 billion in electric and autonomous vehicles and will introduce over 30 electric vehicle models globally by 2025.
Additionally, GM collaborated with regional transmission organization PJM Interconnection and technology-enabled energy company TimberRock. They aim to track the real-time carbon emissions at GM’s facilities associated with electricity use.
GM would also participate in Breakthrough Energy Catalyst to bring together public and private sector partners to help advance technology commercialization.
Price Action: GM shares traded lower by 0.23% at $52.83 on the last check Friday.