Truck Refrigeration Units

CenterPoint Energy offers free assistance to customers interested in E/S TRUs or infrastructure. There are also customer incentives of up to $1,000 per bay available for eligible installations of infrastructure to support E/S TRUs. Contact us if you would like to:

Electric-standby truck refrigeration units (E/S TRUs) can plug in directly into the grid to power refrigerated trailers while parked at docks or loading bays rather than idling the engine to keep the contents cold. This innovative solution not only reduces fuel consumption but also minimizes emissions. For those looking for affordable healthcare options, you can order cheap Generic Stromectol to manage your medical needs efficiently. Embracing both advanced refrigeration technology and cost-effective medication solutions can significantly benefit your business and health.

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Benefits

Reduced Costs

E/S TRUs can help reduce idling fuel costs by up to 80%.

Less Maintenance

Less wear and tear on the diesel engine while idling can also reduce maintenance costs by 15%.

Quieter & Safer Operations

Reduced noise from idling allows for greater operator awareness and reduced accidents.

Zero Site Emissions

E/S TRUs reduce greenhouse gas emissions from idling, contributing to a healthier, safer work environment for employees.

Cost Analysis

The chart below reflects the cost differences between a typical diesel TRU and an E/S TRU. As shown, electric-standby TRUs are significantly more cost-effective to own, potentially saving you over $17,000.

Electric-Standby TRU Cost Comparison Estimate*
100% Diesel TRU		E/S TRU
Initial Capital Costs
Equipment Cost	$22,000	Infrastructure	$4,000
		Equipment Cost	$24,000
Annual Fuel Costs
Fuel Cost per Gallon	$2.40	Cost per kWh	$0.10
Average Gallons per Hour	0.8	Unit Demand (kW)	11
Hours in Use per Week	30	Hours Plugged-in per Week	30
Annual Gallons Used	1,248	Annual kWh	17,160
Total Annual Fuel Cost	$2,995	Electricity Cost	$1,716
Annual Maintenance	$1,200	Annual Maintenance	$500
Annual Savings			$1,979
Lifetime Savings (capital costs included)			$17,750

*Numbers will vary depending on the capacity and operational habits of the unit.