Pacific Harbor Line Partners with Remora on Carbon-Capture Technology
Pacific Harbor Line has entered into an agreement with Michigan-based startup Remora to develop carbon capture technology for freight rail and trucking.
The railroad, serving the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, is also an investor in Remora. Peter Gilbertson, CEO of PHL's parent company, Anacostia Rail Holdings, serves as an advisor to the startup.
“For PHL and Anacostia, carbon capture adds yet another option in our efforts to slash emissions,”
Gilbertson said. Remora's technology not only reduces CO₂ emissions but also elevates connected locomotives to EPA Tier 4 standards and enables the reuse of carbon in other commercial applications.
Author's summary: Pacific Harbor Line partners with Remora for carbon capture.
- Pacific Harbor Line serves the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
- Remora's technology reduces CO₂ emissions and elevates locomotives to EPA Tier 4 standards.
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