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Peak CO

Sheng ZHOU, Maosheng DUAN, Zhiyi YUAN, Xunmin OU

Frontiers in Energy 2020, Volume 14, Issue 4,   Pages 740-758 doi: 10.1007/s11708-018-0558-y

Abstract: In the CMS scenario, the final energy will peak in 2020 at 23.47 Mtce (9% lower versus peak in the BAUIn the BAU scenario, CO emission will peak in 2025 at 70 million tons of carbon dioxide (MtCO ), andIn the CMS scenario, the peak has occurred in 2014, and 60 MtCO will be emitted in 2030.restructuring the economy, improving energy efficiency, capping coal consumption, and using more low-carbon/carbon free fuel are recommended in Dezhou city peaked CO emission as early as possible.

Keywords： carbon dioxide emission     energy consumption     peak CO2 emission     low-carbon transition     Dezhou    

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An Empirical Study on China’s Energy Supply-and-Demand Model Considering Carbon Emission Peak Constraints

Jinhang Chen

Engineering 2017, Volume 3, Issue 4,   Pages 512-517 doi: 10.1016/J.ENG.2017.04.019

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China’s energy supply-and-demand model and two related carbon emission scenarios, includinga planned peak scenario and an advanced peak scenario, are designed taking into consideration China&rsquoFinally, energy-related carbon emissions could peak in 2025 through the application of more efficientenergy consumption patterns and more low-carbon energy supply modes.The push toward decarbonization of the power industry is essential for reducing the peak value of carbon

Keywords： Carbon emission     Peak     Energy supply and demand     Model     Scenario    

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Achievements, challenges and global implications of China’s carbon neutral pledge

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2022, Volume 16, Issue 8, doi: 10.1007/s11783-022-1532-9

Abstract: China has been committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060.China’s pledge of carbon neutrality will play an essential role in galvanising global climate action,China’s carbon neutrality could reduce global warming by approximately 0.2–0.3 °C and save around 1.8action and can inspire other large carbon emitters to contribute actively to mitigate carbon emissionsIn particular, if China can peak carbon emissions earlier, it can lower the costs of the carbon neutral

Keywords： Carbon neutrality     Carbon peak     Renewable energy     Negative emission     Carbon capture     Utilisation and    

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Energy Demand and Carbon Emission Peak Paths for the Rise of Central China

Cheng Yunhe, Dong Hongguang, Geng Jichao, He Jishan

Strategic Study of CAE 2021, Volume 23, Issue 1,   Pages 68-78 doi: 10.15302/J-SSCAE-2021.01.014

Abstract: Accordingly, the low-carbon development paths under energy revolution are analyzed.Moreover, the establishment of a diversified energy supply system can help achieve low-carbon emission, energy security, and efficient utilization of energy; a carbon emission peak is expected to reach before

Keywords： energy revolution     rise of Central China     Kaya identity     scenario analysis     carbon emission peak    

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A Deeper Understanding of the CO2 Emission Pathway under China’s Carbon Emission Peak andCarbon Neutrality Goals

Bofeng Cai,Li Zhang,Yu Lei,Jinnan Wang

Engineering 2023, Volume 30, Issue 11,   Pages 27-29 doi: 10.1016/j.eng.2022.06.014

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Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality Path for China’s Power Industry

Shu Yinbiao, Zhang Liying, Zhang Yunzhou, Wang Yaohua, Lu Gang, Yuan Bo, Xia Peng

Strategic Study of CAE 2021, Volume 23, Issue 6,   Pages 1-14 doi: 10.15302/J-SSCAE-2021.06.001

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The low-carbon transformation of power sector is significant for achievingthe goal of carbon peak and carbon neutrality in China.Based on the evaluation of power carbon budget, three power transformation scenarios of deep low-carbon, zero carbon, and negative carbon were built, the key boundary conditions such as power consumptionfor power structure, power carbon emissions, and power supply costs under different scenarios.

Keywords： carbon peak     carbon neutrality     power transformation path     carbon budget     carbon emission reduction    

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Paths for Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality in Transport Sector in China

Li Xiaoyi, Tan Xiaoyu, Wu Rui, Xu Honglei, Zhong Zhihua, Li Yue, Zheng Chaohui, Wang Renjie, Qiao Yingjun

Strategic Study of CAE 2021, Volume 23, Issue 6,   Pages 15-21 doi: 10.15302/J-SSCAE-2021.06.008

Abstract: This study analyzes the status quo of green development and carbon emission in China’s transportsector and identifies the challenges for achieving the carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals in theThe overall idea is to peak carbon emissions actively and steadily by implementing categorized policiesemission structure.Furthermore, we summarize several key measures to achieve carbon peak and carbon neutrality in the transport

Keywords： transport sector，carbon emission projection，carbon peak，carbon neutrality，development path    

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AGRICULTURAL GREEN DEVELOPMENT TO ACHIEVE FOOD SECURITY AND CARBON REDUCTION IN THE CONTEXT OF CHINA’S DUAL CARBON GOALS

Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering 2023, Volume 10, Issue 2,   Pages 262-267 doi: 10.15302/J-FASE-2023496

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● To achieve food security, Chinese agriculture– food system could not achieve C neutrality.

Keywords： agriculture     carbon neutrality     carbon peak     food security     carbon mitigation strategies    

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Life cycle carbon emission assessment of a multi-purpose university building: A case study of Sri Lanka

Ramya KUMANAYAKE, Hanbin LUO

Frontiers of Engineering Management 2018, Volume 5, Issue 3,   Pages 381-393 doi: 10.15302/J-FEM-2018055

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Buildings are known to significantly affect the global carbon emissions throughout their life cycleTo mitigate carbon emissions, investigation of the current performance of buildings with regard to energyconsumption and carbon emissions is necessary.This paper presents a process-based life cycle assessment methodology for assessing carbon emissionsThe life cycle carbon emissions of the building were found to be 31.81 kg·m−2 CO

Keywords： carbon emission     life cycle assessment     buildings     sustainable construction     Sri Lanka    

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Dissolved methane in anaerobic effluent: Emission or recovery?

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2022, Volume 16, Issue 4, doi: 10.1007/s11783-022-1537-4

Abstract: However, dissolved methane in anaerobic effluent appears to be a barrier towards the energy and carbonintend to offer additional insights into the cost-benefit of dissolved methane recovery against its emission

Keywords： Anaerobic treatment     Municipal wastewater     Dissolved methane     Methane recovery     Carbon emission    

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Analysis on carbon emission reduction intensity of fuel cell vehicles from a life-cycle perspective

Frontiers in Energy doi: 10.1007/s11708-023-0909-1

Abstract: The hydrogen fuel cell vehicle is rapidly developing in China for carbon reduction and neutrality.This paper evaluated the life-cycle cost and carbon emission of hydrogen energy via lots of field surveysHowever, a sufficient hydrogen supply can significantly reduce the carbon intensity and FCV energy costThe carbon emission for FCV application has the potential to decrease by 73.1% in City A and 43.8% inIt only takes 11.0%–20.1% of the BEV emission and 8.2%–9.8% of the ICEV emission.

Keywords： hydrogen energy     life-cycle assessment (LCA)     fuel cell vehicle     carbon emission     energy cost    

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Analysis of driving forces behind diversified carbon dioxide emission patterns in regions of the mainland

Xin TIAN, Hidefumi IMURA, Miao CHANG, Feng SHI, Hiroki TANIKAWA

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2011, Volume 5, Issue 3,   Pages 445-458 doi: 10.1007/s11783-011-0330-6

Abstract: China has large regional disparities in carbon dioxide CO emissions with economic development amongThis paper investigates these disparities in CO emission patterns and identifies the factors underlyingChina's mainland provinces (Tibet not included) can be divided into seven groups with three typical CO emissionThe potential application of a domestic carbon emissions trading system, to encourage regional investment

Keywords： carbon dioxide emission patterns     China     economic development     index decomposition analysis     industrialization    

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Effects of the US withdrawal from Paris Agreement on the carbon emission space and cost of China and

Hancheng DAI, Yang XIE, Haibin ZHANG, Zhongjue YU, Wentao WANG

Frontiers in Energy 2018, Volume 12, Issue 3,   Pages 362-375 doi: 10.1007/s11708-018-0574-y

Abstract: As the biggest economy, this would have impacts on the emission space of other countries.emission space and mitigation cost under Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and 2°C scenariosdue to changed emission pathway of the US.emission space and decrease its mitigation cost.However, the carbon emission space of other regions, including China and India, will be reduced and their

Keywords： Paris Agreement     China and India     the US withdrawal     carbon emission space     mitigation cost    

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Carbon emission analysis of a residential building in China through life cycle assessment

Yin ZHANG,Xuejing ZHENG,Huan ZHANG,Gaofeng CHEN,Xia WANG

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2016, Volume 10, Issue 1,   Pages 150-158 doi: 10.1007/s11783-014-0684-7

Abstract: In this paper, a quantitative life cycle model for carbon emission accounting was developed based onemission models.The analysis suggest that thicker insulating layer does not necessarily produce less carbon emissionslife cycle will rise as well but its unit carbon emission will decrease inversely.Some advices on controlling carbon emissions from buildings are also provided.

Keywords： life cycle assessment     carbon emission     factor influence analysis    

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Peak CO

Sheng ZHOU, Maosheng DUAN, Zhiyi YUAN, Xunmin OU

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An Empirical Study on China’s Energy Supply-and-Demand Model Considering Carbon Emission Peak Constraints

Jinhang Chen

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Achievements, challenges and global implications of China’s carbon neutral pledge

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Energy Demand and Carbon Emission Peak Paths for the Rise of Central China

Cheng Yunhe, Dong Hongguang, Geng Jichao, He Jishan

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A Deeper Understanding of the CO2 Emission Pathway under China’s Carbon Emission Peak andCarbon Neutrality Goals

Bofeng Cai,Li Zhang,Yu Lei,Jinnan Wang

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Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality Path for China’s Power Industry

Shu Yinbiao, Zhang Liying, Zhang Yunzhou, Wang Yaohua, Lu Gang, Yuan Bo, Xia Peng

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Paths for Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality in Transport Sector in China

Li Xiaoyi, Tan Xiaoyu, Wu Rui, Xu Honglei, Zhong Zhihua, Li Yue, Zheng Chaohui, Wang Renjie, Qiao Yingjun

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AGRICULTURAL GREEN DEVELOPMENT TO ACHIEVE FOOD SECURITY AND CARBON REDUCTION IN THE CONTEXT OF CHINA’S DUAL CARBON GOALS

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Life cycle carbon emission assessment of a multi-purpose university building: A case study of Sri Lanka

Ramya KUMANAYAKE, Hanbin LUO

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Smart Process Manufacturing toward Carbon Neutrality: Digital Transformation in Process Manufacturingfor Achieving the Goals of Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality

Feng Qian

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Dissolved methane in anaerobic effluent: Emission or recovery?

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Analysis on carbon emission reduction intensity of fuel cell vehicles from a life-cycle perspective

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Analysis of driving forces behind diversified carbon dioxide emission patterns in regions of the mainland

Xin TIAN, Hidefumi IMURA, Miao CHANG, Feng SHI, Hiroki TANIKAWA

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Effects of the US withdrawal from Paris Agreement on the carbon emission space and cost of China and

Hancheng DAI, Yang XIE, Haibin ZHANG, Zhongjue YU, Wentao WANG

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Carbon emission analysis of a residential building in China through life cycle assessment

Yin ZHANG,Xuejing ZHENG,Huan ZHANG,Gaofeng CHEN,Xia WANG

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