Identifying and Optimizing Electric Vehicle Corridor Charging Infrastructure for Medium and Heavy-Duty Trucks

Khani, Alireza; Emami, Behnam Davazdah; Garcia, Fernando; Popenhagen, Brandi; University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering; HDR Engineering

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Identifying and Optimizing Electric Vehicle Corridor Charging Infrastructure for Medium and Heavy-Duty Trucks

2023-06-01
By Khani, Alireza ; Emami, Behnam Davazdah ; Garcia, Fernando ; ...

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Khani, Alireza ; Emami, Behnam Davazdah ; Garcia, Fernando ; Popenhagen, Brandi

Khani, Alireza ; Emami, Behnam Davazdah ; Garcia, Fernando ; Popenhagen, Brandi Less -
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University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering ; HDR Engineering

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering ; HDR Engineering Less -
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Minnesota. Department of Transportation. Office of Research & Innovation
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Decision Making Electric Vehicle Charging Electric Vehicles Infrastructure Optimization Trucks
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MN 2023-29
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Tech Report
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Minnesota ; United States

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Final Report
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Minnesota. Department of Transportation. Office of Research & Innovation
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This project studies the benefits and barriers of increased adoption of medium-duty and heavy-duty electric trucks, referred to as e-trucks, and presents a methodology for optimizing the location of e-truck charging stations in Minnesota. In general, e-trucks provide zero tailpipe emissions and lower operating and maintenance costs. However, some barriers to adopting e-trucks include higher initial purchase costs, lack of charging and maintenance infrastructure, limited range, and charging time. The methods presented in this study aim to address the charging infrastructure planning, which provides information about e-truck charging activities, changes in vehicle miles traveled (VMT), and potential operating cost savings.
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