SeaCube Becomes 1st Leasing Firm To Acquire Carrier Transicold’s OptimaLINE Refrigerated Containers
SeaCube Containers is the first leasing company to order Carrier Transicold’s innovative OptimaLINE refrigerated containers.
The order includes 3,000 units designed to meet the growing demand for energy-efficient and environmentally friendly shipping solutions.
The SeaCube team identified the need for an adaptable reefer solution as companies dealt with growing operational costs and constantly evolving environmental regulations.
Bob Sappio, CEO of SeaCube, stated that the OptimaLINE system was chosen because of its ability to greatly improve fuel efficiency while reducing customer expenses.
The OptimaLINE features advanced technologies, such as a variable-speed compressor with a permanent magnet motor and a variable-frequency drive, which work together to improve energy efficiency and reliability.
The cutting-edge device enables tighter temperature controls, further reducing carbon emissions related to shipping operations.
Some of the main features of the OptimaLINE system include:
- Maintaining a high level of energy efficiency under diverse operating situations while guaranteeing outstanding performance and reliability.
- The potential for annual energy savings is up to 15% compared to competing refrigeration systems.
- Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are significantly reduced, by up to 40%, when compared to previous Carrier models.
Vineet Kashyap, Vice President and General Manager of Carrier Transicold, expressed enthusiasm for SeaCube’s acquisition, claiming that the OptimaLINE containers represent a major improvement in efficiency and performance for both SeaCube and its customers.
The initiative aligns with Carrier Transicold’s ambitious goal of helping its clients reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over a gigaton by 2030.
With this investment, SeaCube will improve its operational abilities and establish a standard for sustainability in the container leasing industry.
Reference: Carrier Transicold
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