Modeling Industrial Cost-Benefit Matrix Allocation of Carbon Emission Reduction

Zuo Zhi Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.389.108

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Modeling Industrial Cost-Benefit Matrix Allocation of Carbon Emission Reduction

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A Cost-Benefit matrix linear programming model is proposed to optimally allocate industrial sectors layout. The integrated matrix of maximized benefit and minimized cost factors, comprising environmental and technological factors of output, carbon emission and context, is associated with fuzzy factor t to form multiple objective functions. Resulting of the illustrative model implies that carbon emissions less than 3% are appeared from base year to neighboring year after applying the C-B model. Significantly, the optimal method can yield benefits, reduce carbon emissions, and systematically arrange industrial distribution for policy-making.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 389)

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Zuo Zhi Li

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Carbon Emission (CE), Cost-Benefit Matrix, Industrial Layout, Policy-Making

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