Reefer Yard Electrification in Ports

Quelle: https://www.porttechnology.org/news/electrification-of-reefer-yards-improves-port-sustainability/

Reefer Yard Electrification in Ports refers to the installation of shore power infrastructure in container terminals to supply refrigerated containers (reefers) directly with grid electricity. The objective is to reduce emissions, noise, and diesel fuel consumption in port operations.

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