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Seacube and Greensee partner to change refrigerated transport solutions

SeaCube, a company in refrigerated intermodal equipment leasing, has partnered with Greensee to launch sustainability solutions in the refrigerated transport sector. This collaboration introduces SeaCube's Green and Net-Zero Reefer Leases, powered by Greensee's AI-driven CO2 emissions reporting technology.

SeaCube is also working with Thermo King, transport temperature control solutions a brand of Trane Technologies, and CMA CGM to field-test Thermo King's E-COOLPAC electric genset, one of the first battery-powered refrigerated container gensets in the United States. This zero direct emission battery power technology allows to electrify last-mile refrigerated transport (excluding truck power). The Thermo King E-COOLPAC offers a range of battery modules, as well as extension packs to deliver power ranging from 35kWh to 105kWh and can be fitted or retrofitted to marine container chassis, where a traditional diesel genset can currently fit. The e-genset offers:

Zero CO2 and particulate emissions during operation.
Renewable energy charging compatibility further reduces the carbon footprint. Compatibility with Thermo King marine refrigeration units including CFF and Magnum Plus, as well as other brands of ISO1496-2 reefer units. "This e-genset is a game-changer for our operations," stated Fabien Gresy-Aveline, Vice President, of Container Fleet, CMA CGM.

Energy and emissions efficiency
Refrigerated containers, or reefers, account for about 10% of a ship's container capacity but can consume up to 20-30% of a vessel's total power output, contributing significantly to CO2 emissions. SeaCube's Green Reefer Leases address this challenge by providing access to advanced energy analytics and optimized asset designs, including:

Refrigerated containers equipped with controllers, telematics, and compressors. Real-time data analytics to optimize refrigeration operations, accounting for variables such as ambient temperature, cargo type, and trade lane. Energy savings and emissions reductions of up to 20%. Pacific International Lines (PIL) is also participating in a GHG reporting and reefer fleet optimization pilot sponsored by SeaCube and Greensee.

Achieving net zero with carbon offsets
SeaCube's Net-Zero Reefer Leases enable customers to offset any remaining carbon emissions from transportation. Using precise calculations, SeaCube quantifies total emissions and offers customers the option to neutralize their impact through carbon credits. These credits support initiatives like reforestation, aligning customers' operations with broader environmental objectives.

"Greensee's advanced analytics empower customers to accurately monitor and report emissions, ensuring compliance while enabling real-time optimization of refrigerated transport," said Luc Terrel, Greensee founder and CEO. "Our partnership with SeaCube is a pivotal step toward a more sustainable future in cold chain logistics."

"SeaCube and Greensee are setting the standard for sustainability in the cold chain industry," added Mr. Tuthill. "Through innovative solutions like energy analytics, the electric genset, and the Net-Zero Reefer Lease Program, we are providing practical, impactful pathways to help customers reduce emissions and achieve carbon neutrality."

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For more information:
SeaCube Containers
Tel: +1 201-391-0800
Email: [email protected]
www.seacubecontainers.com

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