Systemic Approach for the Design of Renewable Energy Supply Chain Generated from Biomass

Ramos-Hernández, Rocío; Sánchez-Ramírez, Cuauhtémoc; Sandoval-Salas, Fabiola; Manotas-Duque, Diego Fernando; Pérez-Rodríguez, Susana Itzel

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-26488-8_12

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“…As a result, the selling price and renewable energy effort level are higher than the other two models, and therefore the net benefit in the coordinated system is highest. This argument is consistent with the findings of (Parthasarathi et al, 2011;Xie et al, 2015;Chen et al, 2017;Jena et al, 2017;Xie et al, 2017;Hernández et al, 2020: Mafakheri et al, 2020. However, their studies did not consider the stock dependence and cost-sharing simultaneously under different supply chain power strategies.…”

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“…They observe that household energy storage devices allow consumers to better utilize an energy usage plan. Studies suggest that renewable energy such as biodiesel and biomass supply chain management reduces greenhouse gases to a greater extent (Saavedra et al 2018, Ramos-Hernández et al, 2020Mafakheri et al, 2020).…”

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Modelling Sustainable Supply Chain Process Considering Cost-Sharing and Stock-Dependence Demand Under Uncertain Environment.

Jena¹,

Behera²

2022

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Greenhouse gas is one of the major concerns for policymakers and academicians in the modern era. Renewable energy helps to reduce emissions if the industry supply chain is used optimally. Further, there is little understanding of how renewable energy implementation cost and stock dependence simultaneously impact supply chain (SC) profit. Thus, we propose a duopoly sustainable supply chain considering renewable implementation and stock-dependence demand under uncertain environments. A mathematical model is developed for a sustainable supply chain under three scenarios: (i) Renewable energy effort by manufacturer and cost-shared by the retailer (Model M) (ii) Renewable energy effort by retailer and cost-shared by the manufacturer (Model R), and (iii) Renewable energy effort by both retailer and manufacturer and cost-shared by the manufacturer and retailer (Model C). Nash equilibrium was used to find optimal strategies for players under different integrated channels. The result finds that Model M is comparatively better than the other two models as cost-sharing increases. The result additionally establishes that the total profit decreases as the cost of sharing increases in Model C and Model R, whereas it increases in Model M.

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Modelling Sustainable Supply Chain Process Considering Cost-Sharing and Stock-Dependence Demand Under Uncertain Environment.

Jena¹,

Behera²

2022

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“…Para el caso del presente artículo, se escogieron las siguientes: la prueba de consistencia dimensional y la prueba de condiciones extremas. Ambas fueron seleccionaron porque son consideradas las pruebas base de la DS, ya que analizan estructuralmente el modelo e indican si se comporta de forma plausible y genera modos de comportamiento conformes al sistema real [29], [30] .…”

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Dinámica de sistemas para la gestión de salidas de un almacén de certificación portuaria

Ramos Hernández,

Gómez Sánchez,

Antonio Vidaña

2023

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La cadena de suministro del azúcar cuenta con procesos logísticos complejos que cuando no son coordinados de manera tiene como consecuencia directa la disminución de la satisfacción del cliente. En la empresa mexicana Logistics, dedicada a almacenar, verificar y mandar costales de azúcar a buques de carga para su exportación, este proceso genera un contrato en el cual se pacta el tiempo de entrega de la carga solicitada (usualmente expresado en horas). En este proceso, los últimos meses no se ha cumplido con la meta establecida de satisfacción debido a que las entregas pactadas se han estado retrasando por horas o incluso días. Por esta razón, en el presente artículo se desarrolla un modelo de simulación que permite evaluar el comportamiento actual del sistema, tomando en cuenta los tiempos de ocio programados y no programados. Se identificó que menos del 10 % de las cargas son entregadas de manera satisfactoria a causa de prometer un determinado tiempo de entrega, por lo cual el modelo de simulación implementado otorga al usuario el tiempo estimado promedio que debe pactar para no reducir la satisfacción del cliente, teniendo como resultado un aumento de casi el 90 % en el número de cargas entregadas a tiempo.

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Systemic Approach for the Design of Renewable Energy Supply Chain Generated from Biomass

Cited by 2 publications

References 39 publications

Modelling Sustainable Supply Chain Process Considering Cost-Sharing and Stock-Dependence Demand Under Uncertain Environment.

Modelling Sustainable Supply Chain Process Considering Cost-Sharing and Stock-Dependence Demand Under Uncertain Environment.

Dinámica de sistemas para la gestión de salidas de un almacén de certificación portuaria

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