2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2018.11.769
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Penetration of Electric Vehicles toward 2050: Analysis Utilizing an Energy System Model Incorporating High-Temporal-Resolution Power Generation Sector

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“…This study evaluates the economic viability of electrified roads in the decarbonization of the Danish transport sector. An explicit inclusion of hydrogen long haul trucks and battery powered trucks appear in more studies, addressing, for instance, energy scenarios for South Africa [51], Japan [53,54] and even globally [52]. Lastly, no studies including electric ferries in energy system models are available.…”
Section: Breakthrough Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study evaluates the economic viability of electrified roads in the decarbonization of the Danish transport sector. An explicit inclusion of hydrogen long haul trucks and battery powered trucks appear in more studies, addressing, for instance, energy scenarios for South Africa [51], Japan [53,54] and even globally [52]. Lastly, no studies including electric ferries in energy system models are available.…”
Section: Breakthrough Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2019) disseram que o progresso das tecnologias das baterias, em toda sua cadeia de valor e economia circular, nas etapas de exploração, mineração, processamento de matérias-primas, design, produção, utilização e gerenciamento no fim da vida útil, determina sua economia e sustentabilidade no ciclo de vida. A maioria dos veículos usa uma bateria de íon de lítio, que vem experimentando uma redução de preço nos últimos anos em decorrência de sua maior utilização (Kawakami et al, 2018), porém ainda apresentam uma baixa energia específica, de 0,1 kWh/kg, contra 12 kWh/kg da gasolina (Nicolaides et al, 2018b).…”
Section: Bateriasunclassified