Origin Energy Road-Rail Intermodal Station Energy

This study is the first to provide a methodology fully based on the design parameters of a planned intermodal terminal, validated with empirical data, enabling the calculation of future energy consumption directly from terminal technical designs. Such. This th...

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A Review on Intermodal Transportation and Decarbonization: An

We observe a significant increase in research addressing decarbonization since 2018, driven by regulatory pressures and technological advancements. Our integrated analysis is organized around

Experts Talk: Rail and Intermodal Facility Electrification With Will

Using zero-emission electricity rather than fossil-fuel-based electricity to power buildings, electric vehicles, and facility fleets can significantly reduce a rail facility''s carbon footprint. But it''s not

Capacity factors in intermodal road-rail terminals

Therefore, the purpose of this thesis is to explore the internal and external factors influencing the capacity of road-rail intermodal terminals, and to describe the tools that could be used to calculate

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Our focus is freight rail as they consume the most fuels. To bring together experts from relevant rail industry, academia, and government agencies backgrounds to review the decarbonization

Rail statistics on energy consumption and emissions

Newly introduced: energy consumption by tractive vehicles for Infrastructure maintenance

A-STEP (Achieving Sustainable Train Energy Pathways)

It models the delivery of energy from the fuel source to the wheel-rail interface via the intermediate DC bus. It reports temporal trends in speed, acceleration, tractive effort, throttle position, power delivery,

Method of Estimating Energy Consumption for Intermodal Terminal

This case study, based on the pre-designs of intermodal terminals along new railway lines carried out by the CPK Company, demonstrates the practical application of calculations to

Evaluating the sustainability and resilience of an intermodal transport

Potential benefits of consolidation strategies in intermodal freight are assessed. A new solution method based on Lagrangian relaxation and inequalities is developed. Intermodal freight

ESD Working Paper Series

Modal shift from road to rail is one of a number of proposed strategies for reducing emissions, and intermodal transport o ers shippers an attractive alternative to truckload service. Unfortunately little

Decarbonizing intraregional freight systems with a focus on modal shift

We identify which factors influence shippers'' mode choices, and we discuss the greatest barriers to increasing the share of rail, water and intermodal freight transportation. We conclude that

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