Heather MacLean

Civil and Mineral Engineering

FASE

Research Focus: Measurements and Modelling

Contact: heatherl.maclean@utoronto.ca

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Research Projects

GHG, cost and material use implications of decarbonizing heavy-duty trucks with zero-emission technologies

Lih Wei’s research examines the economic and material use implications of zero-emission heavy-duty trucks to inform policymaking in the tough-to-decarbonize sector. By integrating life cycle and techno-economic assessment tools and material flow analyses, the research findings will have broad applications across regions seeking to mitigate emissions from the economically-vital sector in line with climate targets.

Building More with Less: Pathways to build the infrastructure of the future within allowable embodied GHG budgets

Ensuring that the construction associated with much-needed new buildings and infrastructure consumes resources within the carrying capacity of the planet.

Decarbonizing the UofT community: How can we enable more sustainable and equitable personal choices across the three campuses?

Analyzing the factors that influence travel behaviour to and from campus to provide understanding into how transportation infrastructure is meeting the needs of the community, and where inequities exist.

Heather MacLean

Civil and Mineral Engineering

FASE

Research Focus: Measurements and Modelling

Research Projects

GHG, cost and material use implications of decarbonizing heavy-duty trucks with zero-emission technologies

Building More with Less: Pathways to build the infrastructure of the future within allowable embodied GHG budgets

Decarbonizing the UofT community: How can we enable more sustainable and equitable personal choices across the three campuses?

University of Toronto-Northwestern Decarbonization Alliance announces 2024 joint research recipients

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Heather MacLean

Civil and Mineral Engineering

FASE

Research Focus: Measurements and Modelling

Research Projects

GHG, cost and material use implications of decarbonizing heavy-duty trucks with zero-emission technologies

Building More with Less: Pathways to build the infrastructure of the future within allowable embodied GHG budgets

Decarbonizing the UofT community:​ How can we enable more sustainable and equitable personal choices across the three campuses?

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University of Toronto-Northwestern Decarbonization Alliance announces 2024 joint research recipients

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Decarbonizing the UofT community: How can we enable more sustainable and equitable personal choices across the three campuses?