Design of sustainable supply chains under the emission trading scheme

Chaabane, Amin; Ramudhin, Amar; Paquet, Marc

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2010.10.025

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“…Daskalakis et al [26] found that the actual trading volume and trading situation of the European Union's carbon trading market was not ideal. Chaabane et al [27] formulated the design of supply chain networks under the emission trading mechanism. Paltsev et al [28] evaluated the US greenhouse gas quota and trading plan and analyzed the Emissions Forecasting and Policy Analysis (EPPA) model.…”

Section: Supply Chain Model With Carbon Emissionsmentioning

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Low-Carbon Planning and Design in B&R Logistics Service: A Case Study of an E-Commerce Big Data Platform in China

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2017

Sustainability

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Abstract:The concept of sustainable development requires us to explore a completeness model of low carbon transport and service in the light of the advancement of changes in world cooperation policy. Various kinds of carbon constraints not only limit emissions of contaminants from E-commerce Enterprise of different countries, but they also ensure the market activity around the Belt and Road, so as to avoid the implementation reducing the company's profits significantly. This paper discusses of the strictest periodic low-carbon constraints_(PLC) and the expansion of the mainstream with three relatively weak attributes-cumulative_(CLC), full cycle_(FCLC), and volatility_(VLC)-taking into account the offline delivery of lead time and the online relationship between supply and demand on the platform. We have established four decision models with different carbon confinement intensities and inferred the impact of more detailed carbon constraints on E-commerce delivery strategies. The appropriate operational decisions, under a wide spectrum of carbon constraints, help e-companies develop scientific delivery plans, and provide some inspiration for the promotion of low carbon economy system construction and environmental significance.

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Section: Supply Chain Model With Carbon Emissionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Low-Carbon Planning and Design in B&R Logistics Service: A Case Study of an E-Commerce Big Data Platform in China

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2017

Sustainability

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“…Extent literature reports a number of CEPs that includes closed loop supply chain, extended product life cycle such as product redesign, production planning control for remanufacturing, inventory management, product recovery, reverse logistics (RL) and carbon emission reduction (Chaabane et al, 2012;Liljestrand et al 2015). In the developed and/or industrialized countries, stringent CEPs regulations and their enforcement mechanisms coupled with consumers' awareness drives business operations to implement CEPs such as Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) designed to enforce the collection, treatment, recycling and/or safe disposal after the End-of-Life (EoL) of products, amongst other similar regulations Wang et al, 2015).…”

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An examination of drivers and barriers to reducing carbon emissions in China’s manufacturing sector

Subramanian

Abdulrahman

2017

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Purpose: Carbon Efficient Practices (CEPs) are gaining momentum due to the serious consequences of climate change. While past studies have focused on the effects of either drivers or barriers to green practices especially in the context of developed countries, relatively little attention has been devoted to the simultaneous effects of drivers and barriers on product redesign, particularly in the context of China.Design/methodology/approach: Using a blend of the Contextual Interaction Theory and Newton's 2 nd Law of Motion, this paper proposes a conceptual model that simultaneously examines the impact of CEP drivers and barriers on product redesign and performance.

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“…The environmental impact of a SC can be improved by practices such as reuse, repair, recycle, remanufacture and reverse logistics (Chaabane et al 2012;Paksoy et al 2011;Jayaraman 2006). Thus, not only forward flows of products in a SC, but also reverse and closed loop supply chains (integrated forward and reverse supply chains) are investigated to improve the environmental impact.…”

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Multi-criteria decision making approaches for green supply chains: a review

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Designing Green Supply Chains (GSCs) requires complex decisionsupport models that can deal with multiple dimensions of sustainability while taking into account specific characteristics of products and their supply chain. Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) approaches can be used to quantify trade-offs between economic, social, and environmental criteria i.e. to identify green production options. The aim of this paper is to review the use of MCDM approaches for designing efficient and effective GSCs. We develop a conceptual framework to find relevant publications and to categorise papers with respect to decision problems, indicators, and MCDM approaches. The analysis shows that (1) the use of MCDM approaches for designing GSCs is a rather new but emerging research field, (2) most of the publications focus on production and distribution problems, and there are only a few inventory models with environmental considerations, (3) the majority of papers assume all data to be deterministic, (4) little attention has been given to minimisation of waste, (5) numerous indicators are used to account for eco-efficiency, indicating the lack of standards. This study, therefore, identifies the need for

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Design of sustainable supply chains under the emission trading scheme

Cited by 683 publications

References 34 publications

Low-Carbon Planning and Design in B&R Logistics Service: A Case Study of an E-Commerce Big Data Platform in China

Low-Carbon Planning and Design in B&R Logistics Service: A Case Study of an E-Commerce Big Data Platform in China

An examination of drivers and barriers to reducing carbon emissions in China’s manufacturing sector

Multi-criteria decision making approaches for green supply chains: a review

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