Marine Vessel Cold Ironing (Onshore Power Supply)

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Marine vessel cold ironing, also known as onshore power supply, refers to providing electrical power from the shore to a docked ship, allowing its engines or auxiliary generators to be shut down, thereby reducing emissions and noise.

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