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    Driving toward sustainability: the future of electronic, hydrogen, and alternative energy semi-trucks in the logistics industry

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    An Educational Project presented to the Graduate Faculty: UW Platteville (223.2Kb)
    Date
    2025-06-02
    Author
    Mandalke, Jacob
    Advisor(s)
    Bateh, Justine
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    Abstract
    This paper will explore the transformative role of alternative energy semi-trucks, including electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles, in advancing sustainable practices within the logistics industry. With logistics contributing significantly to global emissions, the shift to alternative energy technologies presents a strategic approach to reducing the sector’s environmental footprint. While the potential benefits seem substantial at first glance, this shift in technology presents a set of unique challenges, such as infrastructure limitations, cost implications, and energy storage requirements. This paper examines the cost-effectiveness, infrastructure challenges, and environmental impact of electric and hydrogen-powered semitrucks to determine their feasibility for large-scale adoption in logistics. By analyzing advancements in battery storage, energy efficiency, and hydrogen production, this paper evaluates the economic viability and environmental benefits of alternative energy semi-trucks.
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    UW Platteville - Master of Science - Integrated Supply Chain Management
    University of Wisconsin - Platteville: Master of Science - Integrated Supply Chain Management
    Sustainable Transportation
    Electric Semi- Trucks
    Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks
    Alternative Energy Logistics
    Green Supply Chain
    Low-Emission Freight Solutions
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/95294
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    Working Paper
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    An Educational Project presented to the graduate faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. In partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Science - Integrated Supply Chain Management
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