Transitway Energy Recovery

Quelle: https://www.transportation.gov/sustainability/energy-recovery

Transitway Energy Recovery refers to the process of capturing and reusing energy generated by vehicles and infrastructure within dedicated transit corridors, such as regenerative braking in buses or trains, heat recovery in tunnels, and storing it for later use to improve energy efficiency, reduce fuel consumption and lower emissions within public transport systems.

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