Promotion of Electric Mobility in the European Union—Overview of Project PROMETEUS from the Perspective of Cohesion through Synergistic Cooperation on the Example of the Catching-Up Region

Pollák, František; Vodák, Josef; Soviar, Jakub; Markovıč, Peter; Lentini, Gianluca; Mazzeschi, Valerio; Luè, Alessandro

doi:10.3390/su13031545

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“…By using the data, the company can make decisions to ensure the management of the whole product delivery process due to the implementation and utilization of the Big Data solution. At the same time, the company can make sustainable decisions, which allow optimizing the route of company vehicles in the field and saving the environment (Pollák, et al, 2021). This way, it is possible to accelerate the delivery process, reduce costs, meet requirements of customers, and, eventually, ensure sustainable development of the company.…”

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Business-making supported via the application of big data to achieve economic sustainability

Koman¹,

Tumová²,

Jankal³

et al. 2022

JESI

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Decision-making of managers in companies is currently significantly influenced by instantly available information. This phenomenon was caused by advances in information and communication technologies (ICT) and the development of a new generation of machines and systems that create an abundance of diverse data. For managers, this data is a source of information that needs to be obtained in an appropriate manner using different technologies. Technologies that enable the acquisition of this information from available data become an essential part of each company and its management processes. Since technology is currently entering the decision-making process in a significant way, this can be seen as the digital transformation of decision-making processes in companies. The ability to capture, process and assess a very large amount of available data represents the implementation of decisions that make the company's activity more efficient and sustainable (e.g., achieving a competitive advantage, increasing sales or profits, development of new products, etc.). The article presents the results of the conducted research focused on identifying the benefits of implementing Big Data solutions in companies. The main method applied was content analysis of multiple cases followed by the categorization of data extracted. The research hypothesis was stated as follows: There are significant reasons that justify the application of Big Data in managerial decision-making to support the achievement of economic sustainability. The findings from the research (categories) support the importance of the Big Data solutions applied in the managerial decision-making for ensuring the sustainable operation of companies with the current trend of generating and processing a large variety of data.

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Section: Evaluation Of the Ups Casementioning

confidence: 99%

Business-making supported via the application of big data to achieve economic sustainability

Koman¹,

Tumová²,

Jankal³

et al. 2022

JESI

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“…There is no doubt that the use of electricity is crucial for the decarbonisation of the transport sector (Moultak et al, 2017). The beneficial environmental effects in terms of greenhouse gas emissions and whole vehicle life cycle are widely presented in the literature (Pollák et al, 2021;Hawkins et al, 2012;Hawkins et al, 2013;Nordelöf et al, 2014;Grea and Lehmann, 2015;Ortar and Ryghaug, 2019). When referring to environmental effects, it is not only possible to consider emissions of pollutants but also to consider additional elements (noise re-education, technical and technological aspects and others) (Connolly, 2017;Wietschel et al, 2017).…”

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Determinants of Growth of the Electric Car Market – Investigating on the Truck Market

Wiśniewski¹,

Tundys²

2022

ERSJ

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Purpose:The market for electric vehicles is growing steadily. Planned growth and market share of this type of vehicles are expected to change the face of global roads diametrically in the near future. Manufacturers as well as governments of individual countries are introducing new solutions and directions of development in order to support electromobility, strive for decarbonization and make transport, which is responsible for a large part of air pollution and other external costs, as environmentally neutral as possible. Therefore, it seems important to indicate the determinants, trends and barriers observed in the electric vehicle market, with particular emphasis on the truck market. The aim of the article is to present trends and barriers in the development of the market for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure for this type of vehicles. Design/Methodology/Approach: In the paper was used the method of critical analysis of scientific literature and quantitative methods. The following were used for this purpose materials and reports from available public databases, statistical offices and official websites of European organizations and companies dealing with electromobility and sustainable development based on alternative energy sources. Findings: The most important findings include: forecasts of the development of the electric freight vehicle market, identification of a catalogue of barriers and benefits and their interrelationships, and identification of opportunities to eliminate barriers to development through identification and awareness of the role of individual stakeholders. Practical Implications: The practical implications relate to showing companies what are the positive aspects of introducing electric vehicles into an organisation's fleet.Originality/value: The novelty and originality of the considerations is the inclusion of the same categories of barriers and development trends in the context of the development of the electric car market. As well as considering these categories from two perspectives. Some of the barriers may very quickly turn into benefits, but also benefits may quickly lose their potential if the barriers are not eliminated.

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“…BEV and PHEV, the recharging process can be accomplished in different locations, at different charging rates, depending on the vehicle model and/or the electric power available. A learning curve will be necessary in the transition to PEV and should focus on enabling a behaviour shift to electric mobility by addressing issues such as lack of infrastructure related to EV, preconceptions and doubts from the general public and lack of awareness among public administrations and citizens concerning electric mobility [20,21]. Fig.…”

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Assessing the Deployment of Electric Mobility: A Review

Gruetzmacher

Vaz

Ferreira

2021

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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The transport sector of the European Union is the only sector of the economy that has been increasing its emissions since 2014. To reduce the use of fossil fuels and achieve the greenhouse gas emissions mitigation target, many countries are focusing on the deployment of electric vehicles. This paper aims at analysing recent literature on the deployment of electric vehicles (EV) and typifying objectives, methods and indicators generally exploited, to better understand the state of the art on this topic. The Web of Science database was used and the results showed that the interest in the topic of electric vehicles has been increasing exponentially since 2010. The main significant indicators and the assessment methodologies were analysed. The indicators identified were aggregated in four main clusters: environmental, economic, social and technical indicators. Although the factors that contribute to EV deployment can vary depending on the regions specific characteristics, most of the research studies pointed out that the main contributors are the high density of recharging points, the existence of government monetary incentives and the lower operational cost of EV.

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Promotion of Electric Mobility in the European Union—Overview of Project PROMETEUS from the Perspective of Cohesion through Synergistic Cooperation on the Example of the Catching-Up Region

Cited by 24 publications

References 31 publications

Business-making supported via the application of big data to achieve economic sustainability

Business-making supported via the application of big data to achieve economic sustainability

Determinants of Growth of the Electric Car Market – Investigating on the Truck Market

Assessing the Deployment of Electric Mobility: A Review

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