Analysis of the current state and prospects for public electric transport development in Russia (on the example of electric buses)

Smirnov, Anton; Smolokurov, Evgeniy; Mazhazhikhov, Alim; Tsukanova, Elena

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202236301007

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“…Unlike China, Russia's EV market growth has been influenced by factors such as the nation's rich fossil fuel reserves, distinct policy landscape, and geographic considerations. While EV adoption in Russia has been comparatively slower, recent initiatives hint at a shift towards embracing sustainable transportation (Smirnov et al, 2022). Russia's vast energy resources, particularly oil and natural gas, have historically contributed to a preference for conventional vehicles (Potashnikov et al, 2022).…”

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Investigating the Barriers to Electric Vehicle Adoption among Older Adults using Grey Relational Analysis: A Cross-country Survey

Darbinian,

Osibo,

Septime

et al. 2023

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The adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is a critical step towards the achievement of sustainable transportation, mitigated environmental challenges, and reduction in dependence on fossil fuels. In recent years, the popularity of EVs has grown, yet their adoption among seniors (older adults aged 50 and above) remains a challenge. This paper presents a comparative analysis of the barriers to EV adoption among seniors in two major economies, China and Russia. These two major economies have vast territories and significant transportation demands and as such they play crucial roles in the global shift towards EV adoption. We collected data from Russian and Chinese senior citizens using a comprehensive drafted questionnaire (252 respondents). Also, the Dynamic Grey Relational Analysis (DGRA) is used to analyze the quantitative data and rank the barriers to EV adoption. Our results suggest the inability of seniors to smartly locate available charging stations as the barrier to adopting EVs in China, while the lack of charging infrastructure at home is identified as the main barrier for seniors in Russia. Our findings provide valuable insights for manufacturers, technology firms, and policymakers, in the ongoing promotion of electric mobility.

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Section: Ev Industry In Russiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Investigating the Barriers to Electric Vehicle Adoption among Older Adults using Grey Relational Analysis: A Cross-country Survey

Darbinian,

Osibo,

Septime

et al. 2023

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Sustainable approaches and advancements in the recycling and recovery of metals in batteries: A review

Anto L,

Kandasubramanian

2024

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Analysis of Regulation of Costs for Operating Buses in a Transport Company

Kurganov,

Gryaznov,

Aduvalin

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The problem of increasing passenger traffic remains acute for municipal public transport. The value of this indicator is determined by the interest of citizens in this way of making their trips and determines the feasibility of the carrier’s operation. The authors conducted a study of the problems of public transport services in large- and medium-sized cities, which found that the population’s interest in public urban passenger transport has generally been significantly lost. More than 40% of the city population refuses to travel on public transport, half of the population has questions about the reliability of tariff formation, and the same number of people are not satisfied with the regular route network and schedule. City residents increasingly prefer personal vehicles or taxis for their trips, which negatively affects the revenue side of carriers, as well as the level of social comfort and the quality of life of citizens. Efforts to reduce the operating costs of the carrier are aimed at correcting the current situation with urban transport so that tariffs for transportation are more acceptable for passengers. The formation of tariffs for passenger transportation for transport companies is an urgent and complex task. It is necessary to formulate the tariff in such a way as to cover your own transportation costs in the near future and, at the same time, not exceed the psychological threshold for passengers so as not to cause their negative reaction. In addition, since the transportation of passengers by urban public transport is regulated by the authorities, it is also necessary to provide an economic justification for transportation tariffs. This is difficult in the absence of substantiated indicators of consumption rates of material resources in the transport process. To solve this problem, it is necessary to carefully analyze the current costs of operating the bus fleet, as well as forecast costs for future periods. At different periods, researchers have proposed various approaches for planning the cost of operating a bus fleet. The approach we propose is to use standardization of the consumption of material resources, considering the individual operating conditions of the bus fleet and the influence of various factors.

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Analysis of the current state and prospects for public electric transport development in Russia (on the example of electric buses)

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Investigating the Barriers to Electric Vehicle Adoption among Older Adults using Grey Relational Analysis: A Cross-country Survey

Investigating the Barriers to Electric Vehicle Adoption among Older Adults using Grey Relational Analysis: A Cross-country Survey

Sustainable approaches and advancements in the recycling and recovery of metals in batteries: A review

Analysis of Regulation of Costs for Operating Buses in a Transport Company

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