A DEA model for performance evaluation supply chain sustainability in the presence undesirable outputs and dual-role factors: A Case on power industry

PourAlizadeh, Mojhgan; Amirteimoori, Alireza; Vaez-ghasemi, Mohsen

doi:10.22054/jims.2020.43151.2330

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

¹ Department of Mathematics, Rasht Branch, Islamic Azad University.

² Mathematical Department, Rasht Branch, Islamic Azad University, Rasht, Iran

https://doi.org/10.22054/jims.2020.43151.2330

Abstract

Data envelopment analysis is auseful method to measurement unified rational and operational and environmental efficiency a supply chain. Supply chain management divisions produce two types outputs based on economic activities and inputs separate into two categories under natural and managerial disposability. The current paper propose a new Data Envelopment Analysis based model to efficiency assessment a supply chain under investment on certain types of inputs to new technologic innovation. In hence, dual-role factors controls cleanup costs of flaring gas and the amount electricity consumptions of power plants also dual-role indices improve expertise in transmission entities. A real case study on Iran power industry is presented to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed model. To demonstrate the capability of the proposed approach this framework is implemented for the performance evaluation of a supply chain identified by oil and gas companies, power plants, transmissions companies, dispatching companies and final consumers in Iran.

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A DEA model for performance evaluation supply chain sustainability in the presence undesirable outputs and dual-role factors: A Case on power industry

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Volume 19, Issue 62
September 2021
Pages 139-192

A DEA model for performance evaluation supply chain sustainability in the presence undesirable outputs and dual-role factors: A Case on power industry

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Volume 19, Issue 62September 2021Pages 139-192

Volume 19, Issue 62
September 2021
Pages 139-192