Environmental impact assessment in the case of pooling Moroccan hydrocarbon supply chain resources

bouazzaoui, Youness El; elala, Mourad Abou; Kebe, S. Abdoudrahamane; Mimouni, Fayçal

doi:10.1109/gol49479.2020.9314735

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“…El Bouazzaoui et al [23] discussed the concepts of transport and storage pooling in the Moroccan hydrocarbon supply chain. They studied the environmental impact of the pooling of resources used by the consolidation of transport trucks and storage tanks on the reduction of CO 2 emissions from different trucks from two companies.…”

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Design of Supply Chain Transportation Pooling Strategy for Reducing CO2 Emissions Using a Simulation-Based Methodology: A Case Study

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One of the main concepts for improving the sustainability of supply chains is the collaboration between stakeholders by increasing the efficiency of their shared resources. In the literature, there are many research papers related to vertical collaboration in the logistics industry. However, horizontal collaboration has not received the same degree of attention. In fact, horizontal collaboration such as shared freight carrier and freight consolidation can also be considered vital for low-carbon supply chain solutions. In this paper, the problem of the design of supply chain transportation pooling strategies (SCTPS) is studied, which considers both vertical and horizontal collaboration. The purpose of this paper is to study the impact of these SCTPSs to reduce CO2 emissions using discrete-event simulation (DES)-based methodology. Using a numerical case study of two manufacturing companies and three customers, five SCTPS are studied including the following: (1) non-pooling strategy; (2) multi-pick strategy; (3) multi-drop strategy; (4) central hub strategy; and (5) combined hub and multi-drop strategy. The main result of the study is that all SCTPSs significantly reduce the CO2 emissions compared to the non-pooled supply chain. In fact, the reduction in CO2 emissions can reach 13% compared to the non-pooled strategy. Moreover, the best SCTPS that gives the minimum of CO2 is the hub strategy, followed by the multi-pick strategy and the multi-drop strategy.

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“…However, Gansterer et al [9] have not quantified explicitly the CO 2 emissions and the environmental aspect is not considered. In other examples [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28], the GHG emissions is explicitly studied as benefits of supply chain collaboration.…”

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Design of Supply Chain Transportation Pooling Strategy for Reducing CO2 Emissions Using a Simulation-Based Methodology: A Case Study

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Optimization of Collaborative Transport and Distribution Strategies: Trends and Research Opportunities

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2022

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Pooling Strategies in Supply Chains

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Jribi

2023

Emerging Trends in Sustainable Supply Chain Management and Green Logistics

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The main aim of this chapter is to explore the carbon neutrality supply chain through pooling logistics strategies. Pooling logistics is one innovative supply chain management solution to improve its sustainability. The authors carried out a comparison-based simulation study of multi-pick, multi-drop, with hub and hybridization of hub and multi-drop pooling strategies effects on CO2 emissions of supply chains. Hence, the authors developed simulation models for all these strategies with ARENA software and used them in a case study. The main result is that all the pooling strategies outperform the non-pooled supply chains. Indeed, the four pooling scenarios showed much lower CO2 emissions than the non-pooled chain. In addition, the pooling hub with a multi-drop delivery strategy gives the best results.

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Environmental impact assessment in the case of pooling Moroccan hydrocarbon supply chain resources

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Design of Supply Chain Transportation Pooling Strategy for Reducing CO2 Emissions Using a Simulation-Based Methodology: A Case Study

Design of Supply Chain Transportation Pooling Strategy for Reducing CO2 Emissions Using a Simulation-Based Methodology: A Case Study

Optimization of Collaborative Transport and Distribution Strategies: Trends and Research Opportunities

Pooling Strategies in Supply Chains

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