Electric vehicle greenhouse gas benefits considering grid emission allocation and charging scheduling

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Cell Reports Sustainability
Published
2025-08-22
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.crsus.2025.100486
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2
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Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
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Electric vehicle greenhouse gas benefits considering grid emission allocation and charging scheduling

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Electric vehicle greenhouse gas benefits considering grid emission allocation and charging scheduling

Randolph Kirchain, Ayomipo Arowosola, Robert De Kleine, Hyung Chul Kim, James E. Anderson, Gregory Norris
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Cell Reports SustainabilityVol. 2(10)
Ford Motor Company (United States) (US), Ford Motor Company (Czechia) (CZ), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (US)
Ford Motor Company, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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