Breadcrumb Menu Back Link Home · Research · Projects · Assessing the viability of ... Projects Assessing the viability of the global low-carbon fuel supply chain for maritime applications January 15, 2024 - January 15, 2026 Principal investigator Elsa Olivetti Funding source Future Energy Systems Center Research area Transportation Share this item The project details are available for members only. Please sign in to see project details. Sign In Project team Log in to view member-only content. See all researchers See all researchers Elsa Olivetti Principal investigator Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering Affiliated researcher Guiyan Zang Research scientist Research Lead Danika MacDonell Postdoc MCSC Impact Fellow Related projects Log in to view member-only content. See all projects See all projects New ? New items have been added or updated in the last 30 days. [MITEI Seed] Digital twins for efficient and reliable EV battery management: adaptive fast charging and fault prognostics June 1, 2025 Funding source Seed Innovation Fund New ? New items have been added or updated in the last 30 days. Slow charging: A techno-economic analysis towards accessible and affordable charging August 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025 Funding source Future Energy Systems Center You may also be interested in News Trump sharply scales back fuel economy rules for new cars September 28, 2026 Publications and reports Comparative Assessment of Fuel Cell Cars August 18, 2026 Publications and reports Symposium Summary: Vehicles and Air Quality August 18, 2026
Elsa Olivetti Principal investigator Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering Affiliated researcher
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