A Novel Matheuristic based on bi-level optimization for the multi-Objective design of hydrogen supply chains

Cantú, Victor H.; Azzaro‐Pantel, Catherine; Ponsich, Antonin

doi:10.1016/j.compchemeng.2021.107370

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“…To utilize hydrogen, production technology, storage facilities, transport technology, and charging facilities are required [18]. The supply chain consists of the process of hydrogen energy from production to charging, and each process affects the other.…”

Section: Hydrogen Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…At the same time, research for hydrogen infrastructure design has been continuously conducted in a situation of uncertain demand. A probabilistic model was developed to suggest the optimal configuration of the hydrogen supply chain in an un- For the utilization of hydrogen, it is necessary to have the entire supply chain and technology from hydrogen production to charging [18]. The supply chain consists of processes from hydrogen energy production to charging, and each process affects the other, and the technology used in each stage is also often connected to other stages.…”

Section: Hydrogen Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We derive quantitatively that switching to FCEVs helps the climate change problem [17]. For the utilization of hydrogen, it is necessary to have the entire supply chain and technology from hydrogen production to charging [18]. The supply chain consists of processes from hydrogen energy production to charging, and each process affects the other, and the technology used in each stage is also often connected to other stages.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Promising Technology Analysis and Patent Roadmap Development in the Hydrogen Supply Chain

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Yang

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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Hydrogen energy, one of the energy sources of the future, represents a substantial issue which affects the industries and national technologies that will develop in the future. In order to utilize hydrogen energy, a hydrogen supply chain is required so that hydrogen can be processed and transported to vehicles. It is helpful for technology and policy development to analyze technologies necessary to charge the hydrogen energy generated into vehicles through the supply chain to discover technologies with high potential for future development. The purpose of this paper is to identify promising technologies required in storing, transporting, and charging vehicles generated by the hydrogen fuel supply chain. Afterward, the promising technologies identified are expected to help researchers set a direction in researching technologies and developing related policies. Therefore, we provide technology information that can be used promisingly in the future so that researchers in the related field can utilize it effectively. In this paper, data analysis is performed using related patents and research papers for technical analysis. Promising technologies that will be the core of the hydrogen fuel supply chain in the future were identified using the published patents and research paper database (DB) in Korea, the United States, Europe, China, and Japan. A text mining technique was applied to preprocess data, and then a generic topographic map (GTM) analysis discovered promising technologies. Then, a technology roadmap was identified by analyzing the promising technology derived from patents and research papers in parallel. In this study, through the analysis of patents and research papers related to the hydrogen supply chain, the development status of hydrogen storage/transport/charging technology was analyzed, and promising technologies with high potential for future development were found. The technology roadmap derived from the analysis can help researchers in the field of hydrogen research establish policies and research technologies.

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Section: Hydrogen Supply Chainmentioning

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Section: Hydrogen Supply Chainmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Promising Technology Analysis and Patent Roadmap Development in the Hydrogen Supply Chain

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Yang

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“…29 This affects the long-term income and profit and relates to the promotion of the hydrogen supply network. 30 The most common method for designing an hydrogen supply chain is to optimize a mathematical model with a specific objective function. MILP methods have been widely used to solve network design problems under deterministic conditions.…”

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Site planning and selection of hydrogen refueling stations considering the life cycle and demand uncertainty

Zhou,

Qin,

Yao

et al. 2023

Sustainable Energy Fuels

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“…A myriad of quantitative and qualitative methods have been applied to probe the multifaceted aspects of a potential hydrogen economy [16][17][18]. Among these methods, multi-objective evaluation of hydrogen supply chains (HSCs) based on operations research methodologies has emerged as a particularly promising approach [19][20][21][22][23]. These operations research methods provide an insightful lens to view the entirety of a HSC.…”

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The Creation of the Hydrogen Supply Chain Decision Database

Li,

Msaadi,

Manier

et al. 2023

Energies

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In the evolving landscape of sustainable energy, efficient management of the hydrogen supply chain is paramount. This study addressed the critical need for decision-making support in this sector, highlighting the development and potential impact of a comprehensive hydrogen supply chain decision database. Utilizing a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods, the study involved the collection and analysis of data across various stages of the hydrogen supply chain. Emphasis was placed on identifying key decision-making factors, integrating diverse data sources, and employing advanced analytical techniques to enhance the database’s utility. The findings revealed significant insights into the hydrogen supply chain, including bottlenecks, efficiency parameters, and potential areas for optimization. The developed database demonstrated its capability to aid in strategic decision making, offering a tool for stakeholders to navigate the complexities of hydrogen supply and distribution. The creation of the hydrogen supply chain decision database marks a step forward in the field, providing a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals. It underscores the necessity of data-driven approaches in optimizing the hydrogen supply chain, potentially contributing to the acceleration of sustainable energy initiatives.

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A Novel Matheuristic based on bi-level optimization for the multi-Objective design of hydrogen supply chains

Cited by 22 publications

References 25 publications

Promising Technology Analysis and Patent Roadmap Development in the Hydrogen Supply Chain

Promising Technology Analysis and Patent Roadmap Development in the Hydrogen Supply Chain

Site planning and selection of hydrogen refueling stations considering the life cycle and demand uncertainty

The Creation of the Hydrogen Supply Chain Decision Database

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