评估需求管理技术在减少城市乘客运输产生的CO2的有效性

Xin Li1, Yongsheng Qian2, Jianxin Wang1

  • 1School of Traffic and Transportation, Lanzhou Jiaotong University, No. 88, Anning West RoadGansu Province, LanzhouAnning, 730070, China.

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概括

预计到2030年,城市客运的排放量将增加,燃料汽车的限制影响最大. 整合多种策略,如需求,管理和技术 (DMT),是实现碳峰值目标的关键.

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