Canadian Pacific Kansas City (NYSE: CP) published two climate-related reports detailing its approach to reducing carbon emissions and managing climate risks across its North American rail network.

The company released its Climate Insights report, which outlines CPKC's climate governance structure and strategic approach to identifying and managing climate-related risks and opportunities. This document replaces the company's previous 2021 Climate Strategy and 2023 Commitment to Climate Action reports.

CPKC also published its second Climate Mileposts report, which tracks progress toward lower carbon freight operations and network resilience improvements. The 2026 edition highlights the deployment of 100 new Tier 4 locomotives and expanded use of energy management technologies.

The report includes ongoing testing and infrastructure development for hydrogen locomotive operations. CPKC conducted a climate scenario analysis for its combined network to assess climate-related risks and opportunities across its operations.

Network improvements detailed in the report include siding extensions, track upgrades and advanced inspection technologies aimed at increasing capacity and resilience.

"These reports showcase CPKC's dedication to responsible growth and leadership in climate action, reflecting our vision for a more sustainable rail network across North America through innovation and environmental stewardship," said Keith Creel, CPKC President and Chief Executive Officer.

CPKC operates approximately 20,000 route miles connecting Canada, the United States and Mexico, employing 20,000 workers across its network. The company's reports are available on its website.