The Energy-Saving Potential and Countermeasures of the Medium and Large Cities in Jilin Province

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The scientific and reasonable measure of energy-saving potential is the foundation based on which government departments of Jilin Province at all levels sets their energy-saving goals and make corresponding policies. With reference to the research results of other scholars, the paper gives a new definition of the energy-saving potential. The definition is expected to cancel the incomparability of industrial structures, levels of economic development, and level of technology in the medium and large cities of Jilin Province. DEA model is used to conduct the empirical research on the energy-saving potential of the medium and large cities of Jilin Province. The paper also gives an objective evaluation of the medium and large cities of Jilin Province and analyzes the results of the evaluation. For those inefficient energy cities, the paper determines the size of the energy-saving potential, and provides some countermeasures to improve energy efficiency from the perspective of technology advancement, energy-saving potential and industrial-scale upgrade.

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