Organizational Change Management for Future Fuels in Automotive Industry

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Organizational Change Management
Report
5/29/2018
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Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................2
Implication.................................................................................................................................2
Situation assessment...................................................................................................................3
Change goal or vision.................................................................................................................4
Interventions...............................................................................................................................5
Selection.....................................................................................................................................6
Intervention/change plan............................................................................................................7
Marvin Weisbord Six-Box Model..........................................................................................9
Ethical implications..................................................................................................................11
Conclusion................................................................................................................................12
References................................................................................................................................13

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Introduction
Future fuels can be used as the fuels which help in specialising in a waste of energy
with a strong passion to help and create a better tomorrow for the future generations by
improving the way in which the energy is using. There is a need to have the alternative
options for future fuel as the natural resources are depleting with a very fast speed. Fossil fuel
can be defined as the natural fuel which can be coal or gas. They are formed in the geological
past from the remaining of the living organism. When the living organism is buried and after
some years they are converted into the fossils which can be further used for the production of
energy. Fossil is also the renewable source of energy. The decomposing of organism takes
longer time around 650 million converting into the fossil fuel (Ehsani, 2018). The alternative
options are for future fuel are find out that includes the Biofuel, battery and hydrogen fuel
cells (York, 2012). All the alternatives have its uses in its own way. All can be used for the
future use and sustain for a long time.
Implication
Future fuel used in the car
Cars are used in our day to day lives and become a basic necessity of the life.
However, there are major issues which should be concerned. These issues are regarding the
fuels which are used in the vehicles and will lead to increase in the pollution. Increase in
pollution affects the environmental conditions of the countries. Some precautions steps
should be taken so that the pollution can be reduced and the fuels emission can be controlled.
There are few alternatives available for fuel to replace the fuel used today like petrol, diesel,
LPG etc. Using the alternatives in fuel which can be used in can be affordable for a normal
person (Road Show, 2009). There can be three possible alternatives available which can be

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used in the car. These include the biofuel, electric or battery cars and hydrogen fuel cells
(Allcott & Wozny, 2014).
Situation assessment
The automotive industry has a extensive variety of companies and organizations
involved in the project, growth and manufacturing of the new products and designs while
doing the marketing and selling of motor vehicles. This motor vehicle is run by the fuels
which are depleting day by day. So this automotive industry is also required to find out some
solution for the same. The substitute for these fuels can be the use of the biofuel, batteries in
car or use of the hydrogen fuel cells (Tomczak, Reinecke & Kuss, 2018).
Biofuel
Biofuel can be defined as the fuel which is generated through the biological process.
This fuel is created by the living organism that is plant or algae material or animal waste.
Biofuel can be used as the replacement for the fuels like LPG, diesel and petrol. Biofuel is
found to be very advantageous as this will help us to reduce the use of crude oil in the
country and help in controlling the pollution in the area. Biofuel keeps the environment clean
in certain ways. This fuel is found easy to make (Zhang & Shreeve, 2013).
Electricity and batteries
Another substitute can be the electricity or the car run by the battery which is found to
be very effective and efficient in nature as they are run on the batteries and there is no
emission of the harmful gases into the atmosphere. It will help to build the good environment.
Also, the batteries used in the car are reusable and repurposing in nature. These batteries are
recyclable in nature and can also be used in the same automobiles application, given that the
battery is in good condition to use (Dicks & Rand, 2018).