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Electric Truck Fleet Management Under Limited and Uncertain Charging Infrastructure Availability

  • Principal Investigator Petros Ioannou, Ph.D.
  • University of Southern California
This project will address the issues of freight decarbonization and supply chain resiliency by designing electric truck fleet management strategies that consider limited charging availability for electric vehicles, respond to electricity grid uncertainties, and analyze the constraints of long-haul and short-haul operations with electric trucks.
Project Status
Complete

Electric Truck Fleet Management under Limited and Uncertain Charging Infrastructure Availability

Research Product Type
Research Report
This study develops a comprehensive optimization framework for electric truck fleet management, addressing the interplay between infrastructure limitations, operational uncertainties, and energy cost fluctuations. This research will also provide scalable insights for policymakers and industry leaders, supporting the broader transition to sustainable freight transportation.

Webinar: Electric Truck Fleet Management Under Limited and Uncertain Charging Infrastructure Availability

In this webinar, researchers from the University of Southern California—who are experts in long-haul trucking operations—and researchers from the University of California, Riverside—who possess complementary expertise in short-haul trucking (e.g., drayage) operations—will address the issues of freight decarbonization and supply chain resiliency through innovative electric truck fleet management strategies, as well as different synergies and tradeoffs encountered between long-haul and short-haul operations.
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