Electric vehicle market penetration impact on transport-energy-greenhouse gas emissions nexus: A case study of United Arab Emirates

Kiani, Ahmed

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2017.08.242

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“…Chocteau et al [52] investigated the effect of the collaboration among commercial fleets on the adoption of EVs based on cooperative game theory. [22] Literature review Hawkins et al, 2013 [23] Life cycle assessment He and Chen, 2013 [24] Long-rang energy alternative Planning Garcia and Freire, 2017 [25] Literature review Ma et al, 2016 [26] Case study Faria et al, 2013 [27] Life cycle assessment Chatzikomis et al, 2014 [28] Life cycle assessment Shafiei et al, 2017 [29] Simulation-based comparative analysis Fernández, 2018 [30] A new approach Sgouridis et al, 2018 [31] A diffusion model Kiani, 2017 [32] Long range energy alternative planning Braun and Rid, 2018 [33] A factor analysis approach Yang et al, 2016 [34] Simulation-optimization model Hao et al, 2017 [35] Life cycle assessment Wu and Zhang, 2017 [36] Life cycle assessment Jochem et al, 2016 [37] Empirical study Bauer, 2018 [38] Logistic and linear regression Sierzchula et al, 2012 [39] Linear regression analysis Turrentine and Kurani, 2007 [40] Interview and data analysis Lutsey et al, 2015 [41] Statistical analysis Bjerkan et al, 2016 [42] Interview and data analysis Olson, 2018 [43] Consumer survey Kontou et al, 2017 [44] Non-linear programming Zhang, Xu and Zhang [15] Empirical study Wang and Yan, 2015 [45] Empirical study Wang et al, 2017 [46] Structural equation model Diamond, 2008 [47] Cross-sectional analysis Zhang et al, 2013 [8] Questionnaire survey Wang et al, 2017 [48] Statistical model He et al, 2017 [49] Empirical study Kieckhäfer et al, 2017 [50] System dynamics model Zhang, 2014 [51] Newsvendor model Gu et al, 2017 [5] Newsvendor model Chocteau et al, 2011…”

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Manufacturing Decisions and Government Subsidies for Electric Vehicles in China: A Maximal Social Welfare Perspective

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In order to address challenges in the sustainable development of transportation, economy, and environment, governments of China and conventional automobile manufacturers are extremely concerned about the development of the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing industry and market. However, owing to the limitations of EVs and the government economic policies on decreasing subsidies in China, many manufacturers are worried about entering the EV market. Given the low consumer preference for EVs, using a leader-follower Stackelberg game model, we investigate the impact of government a subsidy on the optimal production and pricing decisions of an auto manufacturer who could produce both EVs and conventional vehicles. We characterize whether/under what conditions the manufacturer's decision to offer EV products under government subsidy, whilst increasing its profits (a win-win situation). On the policy side, we delineate how government a subsidy can be set to realize the inherent economic, environmental, and social benefits of EV production (the triple win of EV production). We further investigate the impact of EV manufacturing-and society-related factors on the balance among manufacturer profits, environmental impact and social welfare. This study also finds that the adoption of EVs is not bound to be beneficial for the environment.

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Manufacturing Decisions and Government Subsidies for Electric Vehicles in China: A Maximal Social Welfare Perspective

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“…As per the report of the World Bank, the registered number of vehicles in UAE by 2005 was approximately 1.46 million [59]. The study on GHG emissions impact in UAE states that, on average, 44.25 million metric tons of CO 2 is emitted annually by UAE's transportation sector [60]. Collectively, the above-mentioned information makes ICE vehicle emission of 4432g CO 2 /liter of fossil fuel.…”

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Penetration of Electric Vehicles in Gulf Region and its Influence on Energy and Economy

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Electric mobility seems to bring a paradigm shift in the road transport sector worldwide. Huge consumption of fossil fuels and ever-increasing traffic congestion have caused concerns over future energy consumption, economy growth, and greenhouse gas emissions in the Gulf Cooperation Council region's member countries. The introduction of electric vehicles (EVs) in the two most populous countries of the region, i.e., the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and UAE is considered a promising option to address environmental pollution and future economy-related fears region. This paper presents key drivers for the countries to adopt electric transportation. This research study investigates the impact of EVs penetration on energy, economy, and environment of KSA and UAE through EV stockpile forecasting using linear regression analysis. The obtained results suggest that expected growth in KSA and UAE's power sector will enable them to keep up 5% and 30% EVs penetration by 2030, respectively. In this regard, a set of policies are proposed, which will enable the countries to pace up their efforts to achieve the intended greenhouse gases (GHG) emission reduction goals. Though the presented research is focused on the case study of KSA and UAE, the research findings are generalized enough to be applied to all other regions of the region. The suggested set of policies will serve as guidelines for the relevant stakeholders about the necessary measures required for sustainable road transport electrification in KSA and UAE.

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“…Value is an important link between enterprises and consumers [19][20]. Therefore, the improvement of value is a very important subject in marketing in Internet era.…”

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“…The resonance of users is the core of marketing. The Internet is a comprehensive and interactive communication medium with various stakeholders [20]. The importance of the resonance between enterprises and consumers is getting more prominent under the background of the Internet.…”

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“…Smart energy is an advanced form of energy internet development. Smart energy can realize the efficient coordination of traditional business, serve the development of emerging business, realize the holographic perception of users, serve the construction of platform ecology, and realize the iterative evolution of platform ecology [20][21][22][23][24]. Domestic and foreign energy enterprises have explored many application scenarios in the field of smart energy.…”

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Based on the high-potential 5G network and ubiquitous power Internet of things, the concept of smart energy has been proposed to solve the problem of optimal utilization of the power system's generation, transmission, distribution, consumption, and the related services. Therefore, innovation and reformation will be doomed and embraced by smart energy in China's energy system, which includes technological progress and system mechanism reform. In the meanwhile, new solutions and challenges would be provided by smart energy for the State Grid Corporation of China's business model. Focused on the analysis of smart energy marketing strategy and profit model, this paper lists the business model and scenarios under the developing tendency of smart energy and provides a detailed sorting and analysis for the smart operation and management of user service and ecological platform. This article aims to analyze the value of smart energy and provides possible business model choices for integrated energy suppliers.

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Electric vehicle market penetration impact on transport-energy-greenhouse gas emissions nexus: A case study of United Arab Emirates

Cited by 24 publications

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Manufacturing Decisions and Government Subsidies for Electric Vehicles in China: A Maximal Social Welfare Perspective

Manufacturing Decisions and Government Subsidies for Electric Vehicles in China: A Maximal Social Welfare Perspective

Penetration of Electric Vehicles in Gulf Region and its Influence on Energy and Economy

A Review of Smart Energy and Integrated Energy Service Business Model

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