The Carbon Cost Influences Research on Supply Chain Network Design
Bing Li, Xiang Song, Graham Wall, Xiao Liu
Abstract
Bing Li, Xiang Song, Graham Wall, Xiao Liu
Abstract
In recent years, reducing carbon emissions from the supply chain has become an increasingly important issue. As a result, the necessity and desirability of carbon management has become a key cost element in the supply chain in the future. Supply chain network design is not only an important part of managing the supply chain, but also has a significant impact on carbon emissions. Therefore, this paper formulates a mathematical model to optimize the supply chain network design (SCND), which takes carbon emissions into account. It also reviews the influence of the cost of carbon management on the supply chain network design and then builds a Low Carbon Emission Supply Network Design model for a specific case study. This model helps to enhance the core competitiveness of the supply chain and promote an in-depth analysis of low-carbon supply chain management.
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In recent years, reducing carbon emissions from the supply chain has become an increasingly important issue. As a result, the necessity and desirability of carbon management has become a key cost element in the supply chain in the future. Supply chain network design is not only an important part of managing the supply chain, but also has a significant impact on carbon emissions. Therefore, this paper formulates a mathematical model to optimize the supply chain network design (SCND), which takes carbon emissions into account. It also reviews the influence of the cost of carbon management on the supply chain network design and then builds a Low Carbon Emission Supply Network Design model for a specific case study. This model helps to enhance the core competitiveness of the supply chain and promote an in-depth analysis of low-carbon supply chain management.
Key concepts: Supply chain, Supply chain management, Supply chain network, Service management, Network planning and design, Supply chain risk management, Carbon fibers, Supply network