Regional Allocation for Carbon Emissions in Power System Based on Carbon Emission Efficiency and Energy Structure

Ji Yuan Li; Hao Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1079-1080.502

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Regional Allocation for Carbon Emissions in Power System Based on Carbon Emission Efficiency and Energy Structure

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China has become the largest carbon emitter in the world since 2008 for its coal dominated energy structure, which has attracted both economic and political attention from international society. This paper proposes a responsibility sharing principle for carbon emissions considering carbon emission efficiency and energy structure, which tries to promote the regional cooperation for carbon reduction among different regions on the domestic level. The case studies on China’s six-region carbon flow network prove the effectiveness of proposed sharing principle.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1079-1080)

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Ji Yuan Li, Hao Zhou*

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Carbon Emission Efficiency, Energy Structure, Power System, Regional Allocation, Sharing Responsibility

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