According to foreign media reports, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory has developed a new tool called Autonomie Express to help transportation and mobility companies, researchers, and urban planners estimate the energy consumption of vehicles and greenhouse gas emissions.
From peak commuting in cities to the operation of multinational transport fleets, the tool can paint a picture of how vehicles use energy on a large scale.
In addition, the tool is free to all users and can evaluate the energy consumption of current and future vehicles.
, Photo source: Argonne National Laboratory, Phillip Sharer, head of the model-based systems engineering team at Argonne National Laboratory, said: “We can ask this question: If 50% of the vehicles on the road are pure electric vehicles, what impact will that have on traffic flow? In the past 20 years, with the emergence of new technologies, the level of intelligence at the powertrain and vehicle levels, as well as vehicles and roads, has continued to increase, and transportation has become more complex.
Currently, traditional vehicles, hybrid vehicles and electric vehicles of various sizes are driving on the roads, and more are expected to appear in the next few years.
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