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This study investigates the identification and evaluation method of key tasks for Sustainable Electrified Transportation (SET) under the framework of the UN SDGs. This method is grounded in IEC strategic plans and the development trends of SET. Employing the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), it quantifies the correlation between SDGs and SET, thereby constructing an “SDGs - SET” mapping model. Through in - depth exploration of hot topics, it further identifies key tasks for SET, such as dynamic carbon footprint assessment and the synergy between automated driving and charging facilities. By incorporating the SMART principle, a rigorous and scientific evaluation of these key tasks is conducted. This method not only furnishes a robust theoretical foundation for key tasks within the SET domain but also provides a systematic reference for cross - industry standard coordination and technology roadmap formulation among SET, smart energy, intelligent transportation, and information and communication sectors. It significantly contributes to the practical implementation of SDGs in transportation - energy and related fields.

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Research on the Identification and Evaluation Methods of Key Tasks for Sustainable Electrified Transportation Based on UN SDGs

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年

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  • Xuling Li,
  • Xingzhu Chen,
  • Lili Li,
  • Feng Ni,
  • Mingliang Xue,
  • Shanshan Shi

摘要

This study investigates the identification and evaluation method of key tasks for Sustainable Electrified Transportation (SET) under the framework of the UN SDGs. This method is grounded in IEC strategic plans and the development trends of SET. Employing the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), it quantifies the correlation between SDGs and SET, thereby constructing an “SDGs - SET” mapping model. Through in - depth exploration of hot topics, it further identifies key tasks for SET, such as dynamic carbon footprint assessment and the synergy between automated driving and charging facilities. By incorporating the SMART principle, a rigorous and scientific evaluation of these key tasks is conducted. This method not only furnishes a robust theoretical foundation for key tasks within the SET domain but also provides a systematic reference for cross - industry standard coordination and technology roadmap formulation among SET, smart energy, intelligent transportation, and information and communication sectors. It significantly contributes to the practical implementation of SDGs in transportation - energy and related fields.