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Driving forces analysis of CO2emissions from China's electric industry based on two-phase LMDI decomposition method
Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy ( IF 2.5 ) Pub Date : 2021-01-15 , DOI: 10.1063/5.0027231 Rong Li 1 , Jun Dong 2 , Lidan Pa 2
Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy ( IF 2.5 ) Pub Date : 2021-01-15 , DOI: 10.1063/5.0027231 Rong Li 1 , Jun Dong 2 , Lidan Pa 2
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The electric power sector is the largest contributor of CO2 emissions in China. With an increasing concern about environment problems, it is essential to identify key factors that affect CO2 emissions from China's electric power industry so as to help the fossil fuel-based country reduce carbon emissions. For this purpose, the two-phase Logarithmic Mean Division Index (LMDI) decomposition method is presented in this paper. Covering the whole industry chain including power generation, transmission, and consumption, the two-phase LMDI decomposition model is constructed. Then, the influencing aspects are decomposed into ten driving factors, namely, (1) fossil energy power generation structure, (2) fossil energy consumption coefficient, (3) thermal power proportion, (4) power generation and consumption ratio, (5) transmission and distribution loss, (6) industrial power consumption intensity, (7) industrial structure, (8) per capita gross domestic product (GDP), (9) total population, and (10) resident power consumption intensity. Based on data from China statistical yearbook, China energy statistics yearbook, and China power statistics yearbook (2005–2017 edition), the decomposition calculation results show that the power generation and consumption ratio, industrial structure, resident power consumption intensity, per capita GDP, population size, and transmission and distribution loss factors are positive driving factors with contributions of 1.2%, 2.47%, 1.5%, 94.29%, 5.43%, and 4.64%, respectively. However, the fossil energy power generation structure, fossil energy consumption coefficient, thermal power proportion, and industrial power consumption intensity are negative driving factors with contribution rates of −0.34%, −21.72%, −9.85%, and −8.44%, respectively. According to the main effect factors identified, some corresponding measures are proposed to reduce carbon emissions from China's power industry.
更新日期：2021-02-26
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