Refrigerated Cold Chain Electrification Studies

Quelle: https://www.iea.org/reports/cooling

Refrigerated Cold Chain Electrification Studies are research analyses that assess the feasibility, technical requirements, costs, and environmental impacts of converting refrigerated supply chain segments—such as transport, storage, and distribution—from conventional fuels to electric-powered systems to maintain required temperature controls.

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