UC Davis White Papers on Emission Reducing Efficiency Strategies to Incorporate into the California Sustainable Freight Strategies
项目名称: UC Davis White Papers on Emission Reducing Efficiency Strategies to Incorporate into the California Sustainable Freight Strategies
摘要: Relevant State Agencies and Departments are working together to develop the California Sustainable Freight Strategy (CSFS) for a sustainable freight transport system that relies on zero and near-zero emission equipment powered by renewable energy sources and meets multiple goals, including: enhancing the economic competitiveness and efficiency of California's logistics system, creating jobs, and increasing the safety and livability of freight corridors. The project will assist in the CSFS development by convening a small group of freight experts from academia, industry, and government to identify and examine broad-based approaches to increase the efficiency of the freight system while reducing its emissions, improve its ability to move cargo with less environmental impact, and review efficiency strategy concept papers developed by the group. The project will identify a set of emission reducing efficiency strategies to incorporate into the CSFS along with the necessary action items to implement that strategy and the public or private entity that would be lead on the strategy and/or action item. The strategies identified should be those that the group finds necessary to meet the goal of the CSFS and the benchmark of improving freight system efficiency by 25 percent by the year 2030, with an interim target of a 10 percent efficiency improvement by 2020. In addition, the project will identify efficiency strategies that are promising but require further analysis and consideration. The project will also deliver actionable white papers examining freight efficiency strategies with the greatest potential to increase system efficiency, cut shipping time or costs, and reduce air pollution (include discussion of the merits, challenges, implementation mechanisms, and potential champions/sponsors.)
资金: 46509
资助组织: Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology
主要研究人员: Jaller, Miguel
开始时间: 20151001
预计完成日期: 0
实际结束时间: 0
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