Renewable-Enabled Routing

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Renewable-Enabled Routing refers to the planning and management of transport routes that take into account the availability and integration of renewable energy sources. Its objective is to minimize greenhouse gas emissions by optimizing routes through renewable energy hubs, such as solar or wind farms, and by deploying electric or hybrid vehicles accordingly.

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