Operational Strategy of Heavy Goods Vehicles in Enhancing the 2030 Agenda of SDGs Implementation: Cost-Effectiveness

Tarudin, Nur Farizan; Adlan, Muhammad Akmal Asyraaf

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1019/1/012002

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“…Pilot projects and case studies are needed to understand investment potential, impact, strengths, and constraints in implementing new technologies and innovative measures. [25], [26], [27].…”

Section: Benefits Of Developing the Green Freight Processmentioning

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Implementation of Green Freight Transport approach in Egypt: A case study of Port Said ports

Mohamed,

Hassan,

Emam

et al. 2024

SVU-International Journal of Engineering Sciences and Applicati

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Sustainable transport and sustainable freight transport sector are among the world's most important contemporary challenges. Additionally, it is a top priority for Egypt's sustainable growth. East and West Port Said ports on the Suez Canal are considered a gateway of utmost importance for linking Egypt with the rest of the world's ports. The research aims to investigate implementing the green logistic transport approach in these ports to keep pace with the green logistic development in most of the world's ports, close the gap between Egyptian ports and global sustainable ports, develop sustainable and integrated logistics transport plan to link the two Ports: Part I of the research addresses the concept of green logistic transport reviews its components and its social, environmental, and economic benefits, and monitors Egypt's current situation in the sustainable transport and freight development field. Part II focuses on studying the global and local experiences that have addressed the application of the green logistic transport approach and establishes the lessons learned that will be applied to the case study. Part III focuses on applying the approach to the ports and creating an integrated plan. The implementation of the Green Logistic Transport Approach is based on several successive operations: (1) Container Access and Handling, (2) Operation Maritime Movement, (3) The process of movement on the railway, and (4) Distribution Centers Operation. The research finally suggests overcoming implementation challenges Egypt faced, as well as lessons learned to improve the adoption of the strategy in all Egyptian ports going forward.

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Implementation of Green Freight Transport approach in Egypt: A case study of Port Said ports

Mohamed,

Hassan,

Emam

et al. 2024

SVU-International Journal of Engineering Sciences and Applicati

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“…Poor planning in transport operations can lead to unnecessary fuel usage and a high level of carbon release. Thus, an effective approach to transport planning is required to reduce operational costs, which will indirectly reduce carbon emissions (Tarudin, 2013;Tarudin & Adlan, 2022). The government and industry must sit at the same table to discuss and come up with a variety of green strategies that can be implemented.…”

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The Strategic HGVS Planning Practices for Sustainable Green Logistics Implementation

Tarudin,

Adlan,

Md Hanafiah

et al. 2023

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The Malaysian government is introducing a number of initiatives to try and reduce the effects of global warming. One of these is the road haulage industry, which contributes significantly as one of Malaysia's largest industries to the nation's effort to reduce its transportation emissions to 45% by 2030. However, the empty movement of trucks and improper transport planning by the management caused some delivery trucks to come back to the headquarters empty and did not fully utilise the space of the vehicles. Therefore, the researchers aimed to propose heavy goods vehicle (HGV) planning practice to solve the problems. This is a mixed-mode research paper in which data was gathered through interviews and estimated calculations. The data has been analysed by comparing the result of the simple estimation calculation with the operational cost and carbon emission. Based on the results, most of them agreed that by using the right strategy, operational costs and carbon emissions can be reduced. The researchers had introduced a few recommendations to enhance the firm’s transport planning practices that could contribute to the field of green logistics as well as the road haulage industry in Malaysia.

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Operational Strategy of Heavy Goods Vehicles in Enhancing the 2030 Agenda of SDGs Implementation: Cost-Effectiveness

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Implementation of Green Freight Transport approach in Egypt: A case study of Port Said ports

Implementation of Green Freight Transport approach in Egypt: A case study of Port Said ports

The Strategic HGVS Planning Practices for Sustainable Green Logistics Implementation

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