The transportation sector is one of the major consumers of fuel ie, mostly relying on fossil-
based fuels. With the rising energy demand and consumption of fossil fuels, the …

The surface transport industries are under enormous pressure because, the world leaders
have emphasized the requirement to restrict global warming to 1.5° Celsius in United …

The transportation sector is the third-largest global energy consumer and emitter, making it a
focal point in the transition toward the net-zero future. To accelerate the decarbonization of …

Flexibility has become increasingly important considering the intermittency of variable
renewable energy in low-carbon energy systems. Electrified transportation exhibits great …

Abstracts Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are essential components in the electric vehicle (EV)
industry, providing the primary power source for these vehicles. The speed at which LIBs …

The transportation sector significantly contributes to carbon emissions, prompting a surge in
research on emission reduction. Carbon estimation methods include bottom-up, top-down …

In order to achieve a fast and accurate prediction for remaining useful life (RUL) of proton
exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs), an improved degradation model named RCLMA …

The need to develop a forthcoming hydrogen economy emphasises the emerging concept of
'hydrogen valleys', where hydrogen production and consumption are being developed. This …

Hydrogen fuel cell is promising option for low-carbon transportation but poses concerns
regarding potential emission increase in production activities. Limited by insufficient primary …

As electric vehicle (EV) batteries degrade to 80% of their full capacity, they become
unsuitable for electric vehicle propulsion but remain viable for energy storage applications in …