National Maritime Cold Chain Electrification Strategies

Quelle: https://www.fao.org/in-action/cold-chain/en/

Policy instruments, investment programs and technical guidelines developed by a national government to convert maritime cold chain processes to electric energy. This includes port infrastructure, vessel technology, power supply and regulatory frameworks aimed at reducing emissions and improving efficiency.

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