Joint Planning of Charging Stations and Power Systems for Heavy-Duty Drayage Trucks
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| author | Ye, Zuzhao Yu, Nanpeng Wei, Ran |
| author_facet | Ye, Zuzhao Yu, Nanpeng Wei, Ran |
| contents | As global concerns about climate change intensify, the transition towards zero-emission freight is becoming increasingly vital. Drayage is an important segment of the freight system, typically involving the transport of goods from seaports or intermodal terminals to nearby warehouses. This sector significantly contributes to not only greenhouse gas emissions, but also pollution in densely populated areas. This study presents a holistic optimization model designed for an efficient transition to zero-emission drayage, offering cost-effective strategies for the coordinated investment planning for power systems, charging infrastructure, and electric drayage trucks. The model is validated in the Greater Los Angeles area, where regulatory goals are among the most ambitious. Furthermore, the model's design allows for easy adaptation to other regions. By focusing on drayage trucks, this study also paves the way for future research into other freight categories, establishing a foundation for a more extensive exploration in this field. |
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| spellingShingle | Joint Planning of Charging Stations and Power Systems for Heavy-Duty Drayage Trucks Ye, Zuzhao Yu, Nanpeng Wei, Ran Optimization and Control Systems and Control As global concerns about climate change intensify, the transition towards zero-emission freight is becoming increasingly vital. Drayage is an important segment of the freight system, typically involving the transport of goods from seaports or intermodal terminals to nearby warehouses. This sector significantly contributes to not only greenhouse gas emissions, but also pollution in densely populated areas. This study presents a holistic optimization model designed for an efficient transition to zero-emission drayage, offering cost-effective strategies for the coordinated investment planning for power systems, charging infrastructure, and electric drayage trucks. The model is validated in the Greater Los Angeles area, where regulatory goals are among the most ambitious. Furthermore, the model's design allows for easy adaptation to other regions. By focusing on drayage trucks, this study also paves the way for future research into other freight categories, establishing a foundation for a more extensive exploration in this field. |
| title | Joint Planning of Charging Stations and Power Systems for Heavy-Duty Drayage Trucks |
| topic | Optimization and Control Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.14866 |