Port Electrification Infrastructure Planning

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/maritime-transport/ports-electrification_en

Port Electrification Infrastructure Planning is the strategic process of designing and implementing electrical supply systems at a seaport to provide shore power to vessels and port equipment. It encompasses demand assessment, grid integration, infrastructure design, investment cost analysis, operational planning, and stakeholder coordination to reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency, and ensure reliable power supply.

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