Print Email Facebook Twitter Time slot offering: the effect of various green labeling approaches on routing performance, considering customers' preferences Title Time slot offering: the effect of various green labeling approaches on routing performance, considering customers' preferences: A case study at Crisp Author Chahbari, Maysa (TU Delft Civil Engineering & Geosciences) Contributor Negenborn, R.R. (mentor) Duinkerken, M.B. (graduation committee) Fazi, S. (graduation committee) Degree granting institution Delft University of Technology Programme Transport, Infrastructure and Logistics Date 2023-05-08 Abstract A relatively new concept within demand management for time window assignment is green labeling; time windows which contribute to improving the routing performance in terms of sustainability. Certain time slots are given a so-called green label. From literature, limited information is known about the choice preference with regard to green labeling and its impact on routing performance. Via choice modeling, certain attributes are estimated based on a data set from an e-grocer. Together with a beta estimate on green labeling from literature, the effect of green labeling on choice behavior is analyzed. The results are used for route optimization where the effect of various static and dynamic approaches are tested. Results show that dynamic green labeling has the most promising effect on routing performance in terms of costs and sustainability. Especially when customers are more nudged toward the largest time windows in less popular day parts. The CO2 emissions decrease by 127.4 CO2 per order and the costs decrease by 1.03 euro per order on average. These results are based on the specific situation of the e-grocer in the case study. With regard to choice modeling, this research is limited to only time window characteristics. The improvements in terms of costs and sustainability per green labeling approach, based on the attributes resulting from real-data choice modeling, contribute to more knowledge on the effect of green labeling on routing performance. Subject Customer BehaviourMultinomial LogitAttended Home DeliveryGreen LabelRoute Optimization To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:8ec3e112-a7e7-4c00-9f1b-36712cce85a1 Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights © 2023 Maysa Chahbari Files PDF Thesis_final_no_appendix.pdf 1.81 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:8ec3e112-a7e7-4c00-9f1b-36712cce85a1/datastream/OBJ/view