Overseas Reefer Port Electrification Best Practices

Quelle: https://www.imo.org/en/OurWork/Environment/Pages/Shore-Power.aspx

The term 'Overseas Reefer Port Electrification Best Practices' refers to a set of standardized technical and operational measures for implementing and optimizing shore power infrastructure for refrigerated containers (reefers) in overseas ports. Its objectives are to ensure safe and efficient power connections, minimize diesel generator use, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and enhance operational safety and cost efficiency.

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