Study on CO2 Intensity Reduction Allocation of Construction Industry in East China

Yi Hua Mao; Jin Shao; Yang Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.3522

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Study on CO₂ Intensity Reduction Allocation of Construction Industry in East China

Abstract:

Our Government Made a Solemn Promise, which is our CO₂ Emission of per-Unit GDP will be Reduced by 40%~45% in 2020 than that in 2005. with High Energy Consumption, Construction Industry Faces the Problem of how to Allocate the Right of CO₂ Emission Reasonably for this Target. the Paper Takes the Construction Industry of Six Provinces and One City Located in East China as Objects of Study, Constructing a CO₂ Emission Allocation Model Based on Average Total Profits, Historical Accumulated CO₂ Emission and Energy Consumption per-Unit Industrial Added Value in Construction of Base Year. Meanwhile, in the Basis of Different Weight Coefficient of Three Indices, there Exists Four Preferring Cases of Equally Weighting, Capacity, Responsibly and Potential, Consequently, Four Groups of the CO₂ Intensity Reduction Burden Statistics from Construction Industry of Regions in East China were Obtained, with Corresponding Analysis and Policy Recommendations such as Establishing Carbon Trading Mechanism to Coordinate the Efforts of all Quarters and Balance the Relationship between Environment and Development.