National Freight Mobility Electrification Standards

Quelle: https://theicct.org/publications/heavy-duty-vehicle-electrification-standards

National Freight Mobility Electrification Standards are binding national guidelines or regulations that establish requirements and technical specifications to promote and regulate the transition from conventional propulsion systems to electric powertrains in freight transportation. They cover provisions for charging infrastructure, vehicle technologies, and operational processes.

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