Transit Asset Electrification

Quelle: https://www.iea.org/reports/electrification-of-transport

Transit Asset Electrification refers to the process of converting or replacing existing or new vehicles and related equipment in transit and logistics operations from conventional fuel-based propulsion to electric power, including the adaptation of charging infrastructure and operational procedures.

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