Industrial Carbon Emissions Accounting from Energy and Non-Energy Consumption and Input-Output Model Construction for Trans-Sector Carbon Emissions Shift Assessment, China

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doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.703.328

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Industrial Carbon Emissions Accounting from Energy and Non-Energy Consumption and Input-Output Model Construction for Trans-Sector Carbon Emissions Shift Assessment, China

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This paper describes an industrial energy combustion use and industrial process emissions accounting method. By utilizing three set of widely used energy combustion carbon emission factors, Chinas industrial energy consumption carbon emissions are calculated. By using the methods provided by the IPCC, the industrial process carbon emissions for extractive industries, chemical industries and metal industries are calculated. The results show that in 2010 China's industrial energy consumption carbon emissions reached approximately 6.91×10⁸ t C (2.53×10⁹ t CO₂), 85% from coal burning. The industrial process emitted approximately 9.47×10⁸ t C (3.48×10⁹ t CO₂). About 5.55×10⁸ t C (2.04×10⁹t CO₂) is emitted by providing heat and power to industrial processes. In addition, this paper also proposed an improved model coupling industrial carbon emissions data and input-output analysis. It will help to quantify and evaluate the trans-sector carbon emissions shift.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 703)

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Shun Shun Yang, Huan Zhi Wang

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Energy Combustion Carbon Emissions, Industrial Processes Carbon Emissions, Input-Output Model, Total Amount Calculation

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