Reefer Terminal and Reefer Asset Electrification

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The process of converting refrigerated container terminals and related reefer assets from diesel or fossil-based power to electric power. It encompasses shore power connections, on-site charging infrastructure, and renewable energy integration to reduce emissions and enhance sustainability in cold chain operations.

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