Integriertes Modellkonzept für energieorientierte PPS/Integrated model approach for energy-oriented PPC

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2026
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1436-4980
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1436-4980

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Open Access Full access

Volume 116 (2026), Issue 04

Integriertes Modellkonzept für energieorientierte PPS/Integrated model approach for energy-oriented PPC


Authors:
ISSN-Print
1436-4980
ISSN-Online
1436-4980


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This article presents an approach that can be used for evaluating the potential of energy-related measures within PPC. To analyze conflicting targets of energy costs and logistical objectives, an energy model, a scheduling model, and a logistics model are coupled. This approach forms the basis for a conceptual demonstrator that supports companies in evaluating measures to reduce energy costs without compromising logistical performance.

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