Refrigerated Container Gateway Electrification

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Refrigerated Container Gateway Electrification refers to the deployment of fixed electrical supply infrastructure at container terminals (gateways) to power refrigerated shipping containers (reefers), enabling them to maintain required temperatures without using onboard diesel generators while stationary.

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