Abstract
Industry is becoming the largest source of GHG emissions, requiring action from industrialists. The model provided here is developed to address two different scenarios of GHG emission. This paper examines a model for producing inventory to meet the demand rate intended to operate on an infinite planning horizon where the demand rate for deteriorating items is determined by a function based on the on-hand inventory, given that the production rate is linearly related to the demand rate. In the forward manufacturing system, linear and nonlinear GHG emission costs are compared to observe the effects of nonlinearity in emission costs. At last numerical verification is used to illustrate the mathematical expressions, and the sensitivity of the different parameters is examined to draw some managerial conclusions.
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