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Optimisation énergétique des flux logistiquesOptimisation de la performance énergétique (ERE)

FISA ERE Semester 10 Energy Efficiency Control Option Machine translation

Energy Optimization of Logistics Flows

Teaching unit Optimization of Energy Performance · ERE10MEE_OPE
3ECTS (EU)
1Coefficient
12:00Hours

Séquencement

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Learning objectives

Know: • The complexity of organising logistics systems (goods, people, etc.) and its constraints in particular the control of costs. • The various initiatives related to the consideration of energy efficiency and environmental impact in logistics flows (PREDIT ...). • Methods for carrying out comparative studies of similar supply chains from the energy efficiency and environmental impact perspectives. • Elements of decision support for the organisation of more efficient logistics chains from an energy and environmental point of view.

Master: • The process of optimising energy expenditure in logistics flows. Goods and people. • Regulation and calculation of energy/carbon in transport

Program

Introduction: • Transport, energy consumption and GHG emissions • Transport energy and GHGs: the challenges and objectives of the course • A framework for analysis Energy efficiency and carbon of transport modes: • Vehicle and fuel sales approaches • Unit consumption per vehicle kilometre, tonne km or passenger km • Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, their measurement and inclusion in the Kyoto and IEA configurations, impact of conditions of use • Standardization of the posting of GHG emissions from transportation services Energy efficiency of logistics chains: • Quantification method: perimeter, conversion factors • Results of comparison on chains of some products • Place of this supply chain analysis in all energy-carbon analyses Energy consumption • The transport component of the ADEME carbon balance method • Business travel plans Energy consumption in transport of an agglomeration or region • Impact of mobility of people and goods in an urban area How to reduce energy consumption and GHG emissions from transport • Change in technology (research policy; transfer aid – case premium) and change in behaviour (taxation, quotas, regulation, supply) • Improving transport energy efficiency • Reducing mobility (development, product design, economic linkages) • Kyoto, carbon markets; Flexibility mechanisms ( CDM projects)

Assessment

Table Control (Duration 1h30)

Skills

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