Transportation Decarbonization - Individual Vehicle Focus

Abstract:
The Argonne National Laboratory Vehicle & Mobility Systems Department (VMS) leads world-class research to develop and assess the impact of advanced technologies on transportation decarbonization. VMS assesses the technology impact of advanced vehicle, powertrain, and control variables on individual vehicles, including light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty, in on-road, off-road, and aviation scenarios. The presentation will provide an overview of the status and challenges of individual vehicle design (e.g., component technologies, powertrain selection and sizing, control, connectivity and automation…) with respect to energy consumption, performance and cost. A series of tools supporting advanced vehicle design to App deployment will be presented.


Bio:
Aymeric Rousseau is the Interim Director of the Center for Decarbonization Solutions Deployment (CDSD) and the Director of the Vehicle and Mobility Systems Department at Argonne National Laboratory.  He received his engineering diploma at the Industrial System Engineering School in La Rochelle, France in 1997 and an Executive MBA at Chicago Booth in 2019.  For the past 25 years, he has been evaluating the impact of advanced vehicle and transportation technologies from a mobility and energy point of view including the development of Autonomie (vehicle system simulation) and POLARIS (large-scale transportation system simulation). As part of CDSD, he coordinates stakeholder engagement, technical assistance and deployment related to decarbonization across Argonne. In addition to leading numerous projects for private companies and US Department of Energy, Aymeric Rousseau has been providing the vehicle energy consumption analysis for the US DOT NHTSA fuel economy regulations and has authored or co-authored more than 175 papers related to transportation decarbonization.

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