Sustainable Transportation Energy Pathways (STEPS)

Parent: UC Davis Institute of Transportation Studies

eScholarship stats: History by Item for June through September, 2024

ItemTitleTotal requests2024-092024-082024-072024-06
1g89p8dnEvaluation of the Economics of Battery-Electric and Fuel Cell Trucks and Buses: Methods, Issues, and Results30963956883
9f95p0m1Creating a Global Hydrogen Economy: Review of International Strategies, Targets, and Policies with a Focus on Japan, Germany, South Korea, and California19748624443
22z8260fUse Of Liquid Hydrogen in Heavy-Duty Vehicle Applications: Station And Vehicle Technology and Cost Considerations18634426149
8zj9462hThe Current and Future Performance and Costs of Battery Electric Trucks: Review of Key Studies and A Detailed Comparison of Their Cost Modeling Scope and Coverage17735533653
07z8k57qFuture Electric Vehicle Production in the United States and Europe – Will It Be Enough?10111283230
3074z4g1Evaluation of the Economics of Light-Duty Battery-Electric and Fuel Cell Passenger Cars, SUVs, and Trucks: Methods, Issues, and Infrastructure5711121321
9qg2318xCargo Routing and Disadvantaged Communities56529148
8tc6v0b5Estimating the Costs of New Mobility Travel Options: Monetary and Non-Monetary Factors55428149
93g5336tStrategies for Transitioning to Low-Carbon Emission Trucks in the United States55821215
4804f391Aspects of Thermal Management of Lithium Batteries in PHEVs Using Supercapacitors51130155
9z62g376Assessment of Critical Barriers to Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Deployment – Workshop Series48423174
5cs440qjHydrogen Infrastructure Requirements for Zero-Emission Freight Applications in California458151111
77m0v72xSpatial Scenarios for Market Penetration of Plug-in Battery Electric Trucks in the U.S.37491410
2tp3n5pmThe Potential to Build Current Natural Gas Infrastructure to Accommodate the Future Conversion to Near-Zero Transportation Technology35312164

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