Cold Chain Fleet Electrification Planning

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Cold Chain Fleet Electrification Planning refers to the strategic process of transitioning a fleet of temperature-controlled transport vehicles from internal combustion engines to electric propulsion. It encompasses assessment of operational requirements, vehicle selection, charging infrastructure deployment, route optimization and temperature management to maintain product integrity while reducing emissions and total operating costs.

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