National Maritime Refrigerated Cargo Electrification

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National Maritime Refrigerated Cargo Electrification refers to the strategic implementation of electric or hybrid-electric power systems for refrigerated cargo vessels at a national level, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lower fuel consumption, and enhance the energy efficiency of cold-chain logistics in maritime transport.

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