Abstract
Abstract In order to achieve maximum carbon reduction during the operation of pure electric buses, the author proposes a re estimation of carbon emissions in international trade based on evolutionary algorithm analysis of electric vehicle green energy regeneration systems. On the basis of analyzing single line scheduling, the author focuses on studying the regional scheduling mode of pure electric buses, and establishes a multi-objective optimization model for pure electric bus regional scheduling considering carbon benefits with the goals of minimizing the number of operating vehicles, minimizing the empty distance, and maximizing carbon benefits. Based on the actual operation data of pure electric buses 146 and 149 in a certain city, the author used an improved particle swarm optimization algorithm to solve the regional scheduling problem of pure electric buses according to the characteristics of the model. The results indicate that assuming other conditions remain unchanged, when the price of diesel rises to around 7.9 yuan, its operating costs will exceed those of pure electric buses, and the cost advantage of diesel vehicles will gradually decrease. Other conditions remain unchanged, and when the battery price per vehicle drops to around 300,000 yuan, the operating cost of pure electric buses will be lower than that of diesel vehicles. Conclusion: Under the premise of considering carbon benefits, adopting regional dispatch mode for pure electric buses has better economic efficiency and is more conducive to the promotion of pure electric buses.
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