Title :
Carbon Market Sensitive Green Supply Chain Network Design
Author :
Ramudhin, A. ; Chaabane, A. ; Kharoune, M. ; Paquet, M.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Automated Manuf. Eng., Ecole de Technol. Super., Montreal, QC, Canada
Abstract :
This paper introduces a mixed integer mathematical model formulation for the ¿Carbon-Market Sensitive - Green Supply Chain Network Design¿ problem (CMS/GSCND) where carbon trading considerations are integrated within the supply chain network design phase. The solution methodology allows the evaluation of different strategic decisions alternatives, such as supplier and subcontractor selection, product allocation, capacity utilization, and transportation configuration, and their impact in terms of carbon footprint. This new formulation provides decision makers with the ability to understand the trade-offs between total logistics costs and the impact of greenhouse gases reduction. It also allows offsetting the latter through both supply chain reengineering and carbon trading. Model validation, results, and extended analysis are demonstrated via a numerical study.
Keywords :
carbon; environmental factors; supply chain management; supply chains; capacity utilization; carbon footprint; carbon market sensitive green supply chain network design; carbon trading; greenhouse gases reduction; logistics cost; mixed integer mathematical model formulation; product allocation; strategic decision alternatives; subcontractor selection; supplier selection; supply chain reengineering; transportation configuration; Carbon dioxide; Collision mitigation; Costs; Global warming; Logistics; Mathematical model; Subcontracting; Supply chain management; Supply chains; Temperature; Carbon Market; Goal Programming; Green Supply Chain Network Design; Greenhouse Gases Emissions; Mixed Integer Programming;
Conference_Titel :
Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, 2008. IEEM 2008. IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Singapore
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-2629-4
Electronic_ISBN :
978-1-4244-2630-0
DOI :
10.1109/IEEM.2008.4738039