Changes of Carbon Emission Intensity from Industrial Energy Use in China

Changes of Carbon Emission Intensity from Industrial Energy Use in China

Decomposition analysis has been popular in the study on influencing factors of CO 2 emissions. This paper analyzes the change of CO 2 emission intensity in China over the period 1980-2007 based on a complete decomposition approach-the logarithmic mean divisia index (LMDI) method, and examines the fa...

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description Decomposition analysis has been popular in the study on influencing factors of CO 2 emissions. This paper analyzes the change of CO 2 emission intensity in China over the period 1980-2007 based on a complete decomposition approach-the logarithmic mean divisia index (LMDI) method, and examines the factors driving the changes of CO 2 emissions intensity. The research shows that energy intensity is the main influence factor for CO 2 emission intensity decrease in China over the entire period, China has achieved a considerable decrease in CO 2 emission intensity mainly due to the improved of energy intensity. In addition, the change of energy structure exhibits positive effect to CO 2 emission intensity increase. According to research, the author suggests CO 2 emission intensity reduction strategies should aim at accelerate technological innovation and industrial structural adjustments; diversify energy supply with preference on renewable energy and perfect environment protection management system.
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