Miss Yingkai Wang
(she/her)
PhD student
Teams and roles for Yingkai Wang
Research student
Graduate Tutor
Overview
My doctoral research investigates the adoption and diffusion of clean-energy vehicles (CEVs)—including battery electric vehicles (EVs), hydrogen vehicles, and alternative fuel-powered vehicles (AFVs)—within the road freight transport sector, with a particular focus on the comparative dynamics between the UK and China.
Research Focus:
The global road freight sector is under increasing pressure to decarbonise. My research addresses a core challenge: how logistics service providers (LSPs), vehicle manufacturers, energy infrastructure firms, and policymakers interact to shape the uptake of CEV technologies across different freight contexts (urban distribution, regional, and long-haul operations).
Publication
2024
- Wang, Y., Mason, R. and Sanchez Rodrigues, V. 2024. A systematic literature review on low-carbon logistics. Presented at: 28th Annual Logistics Research Network (LRN) Conference 2024, Dublin, Ireland, 4-6 September 2024Proceedings LRN Annual Conference 2024. pp. 260-266.
Conferences
- Wang, Y., Mason, R. and Sanchez Rodrigues, V. 2024. A systematic literature review on low-carbon logistics. Presented at: 28th Annual Logistics Research Network (LRN) Conference 2024, Dublin, Ireland, 4-6 September 2024Proceedings LRN Annual Conference 2024. pp. 260-266.
Research
My research explores:
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The internal organisational factors affecting adoption decisions
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The external ecosystem conditions influencing diffusion
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The interaction mechanisms between stakeholders
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Comparative insights between China and the UK market
Teaching
Teaching experience:
Graduate Tutor - International logistics