Environmental impact assessment of the electric vehicles: A case study

Manojlovic, Aleksandar; Medar, Olivera; Anđelković, Aleksandar S.; Tomić, Mladen

doi:10.1080/15567036.2023.2173342

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“…The transition to electric mobility is driven by environmental concerns, as conventional internal combustion engine vehicles contribute significantly to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. Electric vehicles (EVs) offer a cleaner alternative, as they emit no tailpipe pollutants and can potentially reduce greenhouse gas emissions if charged with renewable energy sources [12]- [14].…”

Section: Global Electric Vehicle Landscapementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In Serbia, the average specific emission factor for EVs is almost the same in terms of CO2 (194.7 g/km) compared to ICEVs (159.6 g/km), while in the case of NOX, the specific emissions factors for EVs almost double, from 0.71 to 1.30 g/km3. However, decarbonizing the national power grid is necessary to achieve net-zero emissions with a complete replacement of the fleet with EVs [14]. The transition to electric mobility can also have positive impacts on energy consumption and cost savings.…”

Section: Global Electric Vehicle Landscapementioning

confidence: 99%

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Challenges and Solutions in Developing Eco-Friendly Electric Vehicles with Extended Range

Krisdiyanto,

Dewi

2023

WSIS

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This research investigates the challenges and solutions associated with the development and adoption of environmentally friendly electric vehicles (EVs) in Jakarta, Indonesia, a densely populated and rapidly urbanizing city facing pressing environmental and transportation issues. Employing a mixed-methods approach, this study combines quantitative surveys with qualitative interviews and focus group discussions to provide a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics influencing EV adoption. The findings reveal a relatively high level of awareness of EVs among Jakarta residents, with positive perceptions centered on environmental benefits. However, barriers such as high initial costs and concerns about charging infrastructure availability hinder adoption. Government policies, including incentives and clearer regulatory frameworks, are identified as pivotal drivers for EV adoption. Insights from government officials, industry stakeholders, and consumers emphasize the importance of collaboration to overcome infrastructure challenges and promote electric mobility. The study's recommendations aim to inform policymakers, industry players, and urban planners in their efforts to facilitate the transition to sustainable electric transportation in Jakarta.

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Section: Global Electric Vehicle Landscapementioning

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Section: Global Electric Vehicle Landscapementioning

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Challenges and Solutions in Developing Eco-Friendly Electric Vehicles with Extended Range

Krisdiyanto,

Dewi

2023

WSIS

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CO2 emissions of constructing China’s power grid towards carbon–neutral target: Based on top-down and bottom-up integrated model

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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China is faced with huge pressure for achieving carbon-neutral target. Power sector is the largest industrial emitter in China, and renewable energy development would contribute to the large-scale construction of power grid. This study, based on topdown and bottom-up integrated models, aims to investigate carbon emissions of power grid construction, through identifying the key driving factors and forecasting their embodied emissions under the carbon neutrality target. Our results showed that, the increase of GDP dominated the increase in embodied carbon emissions of power grid construction, while energy efficiency and energy structure improvement contributed to the decrease. Large scale renewable energy development promotes the power grid construction. In 2060, total embodied carbon emissions would increase to 1105.7 Mt under the carbon neutrality target. However, the cost and key carbon-neutral technologies should be re-considered to ensure the sustainable electricity supply.

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A comprehensive review of energy storage technology development and application for pure electric vehicles

Jiang,

Yuan,

et al. 2024

Journal of Energy Storage

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Environmental impact assessment of the electric vehicles: A case study

Cited by 8 publications

References 16 publications

Challenges and Solutions in Developing Eco-Friendly Electric Vehicles with Extended Range

Challenges and Solutions in Developing Eco-Friendly Electric Vehicles with Extended Range

CO2 emissions of constructing China’s power grid towards carbon–neutral target: Based on top-down and bottom-up integrated model

A comprehensive review of energy storage technology development and application for pure electric vehicles

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