R&D
Modelling and decision-making practices for transportation and climate policy – Quebec, Ontario, Vermont and California
2018-2021
Funding from the joint clean climate transport research partnership. Partnership Development Grants (Prof Mark Purdon, University of Quebec in Montreal).
Involved in this large interdisciplinary research partnership aimed at producing relevant results to support decision-making for greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions from the transport sector. The NATEM optimization model is used to analyze the cross effects associated with various policy combinations such as the Clean Fuel Standard (CFS), the zero-emission vehicle standard (ZEV), the carbon tax, the carbon market and other vehicle emission standards. The results are used to produce a roadmap for transport policies.
Other projects in this category
2021-2023
Energy Modeling Forum – EMF 37: high electrification scenarios for North America
Funding from the H3Hub at HEC Montréal (Canada)
2018-2022
Data valorization and robust optimization to guide the energy transition towards smart grids with a strong renewable component (VORTEX)
IVADO (institute for data valorization) funding program for fundamental research (Prof. Olivier Bahn, HEC Montréal, Canada)
2018-2021
Reduction of carbon dioxide emissions by replacing Portland cement with carbonation-activated slag
Funding from nature and technologies research fund of the Government of Quebec (Prof. Shao, McGill University, Canada)