Multi-Modal Freight Corridor Electrification

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/infrastructure/multimodal_en

Multi-Modal Freight Corridor Electrification refers to the process of deploying and integrating electrical power infrastructure along interconnected goods transport routes that utilize multiple transport modes (such as rail, road, inland waterways, etc.) to enable low-emission and energy-efficient freight movement.

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