integration of electric vehiclesin cooper atives taxi ambato. ecuador
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Abstract
The transition from combustion vehicles towards a new electrical system friendly to the environment, is a decision to be taken by carrier based on cost-benefit analysis which generates buying it, and contribute to society not only for the service they provide, but to prevent air pollution we breathe, and if we add the future energy supply, since the Ecuadorian State in 2016 will provide the whole country of this important resource. The study focuses on two parts: the first on surveys of taxi owners to describe their perception of the integration of electric vehicles, and the second in determining the economic and financial feasibility of acquiring the vehicle Nissan Leaf by the member of the cooperative taxi. The most important conclusion is that the carriers are willing to buy an electric vehicle to mitigate the emission of toxic gases, and that its decision would save 50% in annual operating costs of your vehicle.
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| Authors | ;Mery Esperanza Ruiz Guajala;Héctor Santiago López Zurita;María Cristina Manzano Martínez;Santiago Israel López Jurado |
| Journal | food technology |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.22567/rep.v4i2.274
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