Reefer Cargo Gateway Electrification Expansion

Quelle: https://www.porttechnology.org/technical-papers/reefer-cargo-gateway-electrification-expansion/

Reefer Cargo Gateway Electrification Expansion refers to the scaling up of electrical infrastructure at transfer points and gate areas in ports or logistics hubs, enabling refrigerated containers (reefers) to be directly plugged in for power supply. It aims to reduce emissions by avoiding diesel generator use, improve energy efficiency, and streamline operational processes.

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