Carbon and energy footprint analysis of Hungarian transportation activities using a multi-region input-output model

Abbood, Kadhim; Mészáros, Ferenc

doi:10.1016/j.crsust.2023.100208

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“…The discussion broadens our comprehension of the applicability and advantages of district heating system energy retrofit in various geographic contexts by examining international examples, and aims to encourage and direct international audiences to consider this sustainable solution by highlighting the significance of district heating system energy retrofit in a global context. System retrofitting extends beyond district heating systems to include building retrofits [14], industrial process improvements [15], transportation upgrades [16] and energy grid modernization [17]. Examining pilot areas in these sectors offers valuable insights into the challenges, benefits, and best practices of retrofitting, enabling policymakers to apply effective strategies and accelerate the global transition to sustainable practices.…”

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Energy and CO₂ saving potential of district heating system

Kadric,

Biber,

Omanovic

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This paper presents the energy and CO2 saving potential of existing district heating energy system. Analysed system fully rely on fuel oil, with significant energy losses, increased fuel consumption and CO2 emission resulting from outdated and oversized system and fuel with high greenhouse emission factor. Heat generation and thermal energy distribution systems efficiency are assessed, showing that overall system efficiency is 48.5%. System environmental impact is shown via absolute CO2 and specific CO2 emission per heated surface area and useful energy. The study proposes retrofit measures to improve system efficiency, reduce fuel consumption, introduce low-emission fuels, and lower the system’s environmental impact. The study finds that the implementation of these measures could reduce system energy consumption by 42.7%, absolute CO2 emissions by 52%, and specific CO2 indicators as well, highlighting the potential for reducing the environmental impact of district heating systems while meeting users energy needs.

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Energy and CO₂ saving potential of district heating system

Kadric,

Biber,

Omanovic

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Por lo tanto, es fundamental realizar un estudio que evalúe los impactos directos e indirectos de las diversas actividades económicas, ya sean comerciales o industriales. La importancia de dichos estudios radica en analizar las variables ambientales que afectan todos los procesos empresariales [6]. Por todo lo expuesto, se planteó la siguiente pregunta de investigación: ¿Qué estudios relevantes se pueden recopilar a partir de una revisión sistemática para evaluar la Huella de Carbono como parte del desarrollo sostenible empresarial?…”

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“…Huella de Carbono para el desarrollo sostenible empresarial: Una revisión sistemática de la literatura Guillermo Segundo Miñan-Olivos, Magíster en Gestión Pública 1 , Joandri Airton Moreno-Ramos, Estudiante de Ingeniería Industrial 2 , Anny Emilyn Balois-Bonifacio, Estudiante de Ingeniería Industrial 3 , José Alejandro Legua-Espinoza, Estudiante de Ingeniería Industrial 4 , Leticia Pamela Vera-Chávez, Estudiante de Ingeniería Industrial 5 , Romina Yamilet Vasquez-Salvador, Estudiante de Ingeniería Industrial 6 y Alex Jesús Narva-Sánchez, Estudiante de Ingeniería Industrial 7 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 Universidad Tecnológica del Perú, Perú, c20342@utp.edu.pe, U22219738@utp.edu.pe, U20232447@utp.edu.pe, U22104622@utp.edu.pe, U20232476@utp.edu.pe, U20310992@utp.edu.pe, U20204234@utp.edu.pe…”

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Huella de Carbono para el desarrollo sostenible empresarial: Una revisión sistemática de la literatura

Balois Bonifacio,

Legua Espinoza,

Miñan Olivos

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 3rd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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During the years 2013-2023, CO2 emissions to the atmosphere increased by 88% due to the lack of optimal production systems and a low level of awareness about the care of the planet, which is aggravated by climate change, environmental pollution, water scarcity and different factors. In this sense, this systematic review aimed to describe the bibliometric and content aspects regarding Carbon Footprint as a tool for sustainable business development. In this sense, a search was initiated in various scientific databases such as: Scopus, Scielo, Redalyc, among others. For this purpose, the following keywords were used: carbon footprint, environmental analysis, greenhouse gas emissions, agricultural sustainability, environmental impact assessment, environmental impacts, CO2 emissions, greenhouse gases. Subsequently, inclusion and exclusion criteria corresponding to the presence of the study variable in the title, language, year of publication, publication in open Access, type of research, quantitative results of the study, among other criteria were applied. The bibliometric results show that research on carbon footprint is generally published in English (83%) while to a lesser extent it can be identified in Spanish (17%). On the other hand, Scopus, Scielo, Redalyc and Fuente Académica Plus are the databases with the most research on this topic. In terms of content results, tools associated with carbon footprint and the most relevant effects measured in the collected research were identified. Finally, it was concluded that carbon footprint is a critical factor in industries due to the high CO2 emissions present at all times. Companies cannot achieve sustainable business development if their activities have a negative impact on ecosystems. Therefore, awareness and support from all productive sectors must be sought to mitigate the carbon footprint as a sustainability advantage for organizations and society.

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Research on Carbon Emission Structure and Model in Low-Carbon Rural Areas: Bibliometric Analysis

Wang

Zhao

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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As the energy crisis and environmental problems are exacerbated, rural carbon emissions have gradually attracted increasing attention. Meanwhile, rural areas have the important function of ecological carbon sequestration, so the research field of carbon emissions has gradually expanded from urban to rural areas in recent years. To systematically sort out the research progress regarding low-carbon rural areas, a total of 583 papers published during 2013–2023 were acquired through the bibliometric analysis method from the “professional field of science of building technology” in the core database of Web of Science. Then, the research stage, author cooperation, institutional cooperation, national distribution, and keyword co-occurrence of “low-carbon rural areas” were analyzed via data visualization analysis software VOSviewer, and the current hot issues, such as carbon emission calculation list and elements, carbon emission measurement method/model, and energy saving and emission reduction paths, were further summarized and reviewed. The statistical analysis results show that: (1) in most of the current research on rural carbon emissions, geographical characteristics and rural carbon emissions have been rarely analyzed; (2) there is a lack of interdisciplinary research, e.g., less cooperation with geographic information or other disciplines; (3) the differences and characteristics of rural carbon emission factors in different economies and regions have rarely been analyzed. Based on the analysis, this research pointed out that future research can be comprehensively carried out in formulating rural carbon emission inventory, establishing a multi-scale and multi-regional statistical method and so on. This research also provides a comprehensive analysis and summary of the existing research on the structure and model of carbon emissions in low-carbon rural areas and also presents the problems that need to be paid attention to in the future research, pointing out the research direction for relevant scholars.

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Carbon and energy footprint analysis of Hungarian transportation activities using a multi-region input-output model

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Energy and CO₂ saving potential of district heating system

Energy and CO₂ saving potential of district heating system

Huella de Carbono para el desarrollo sostenible empresarial: Una revisión sistemática de la literatura

Research on Carbon Emission Structure and Model in Low-Carbon Rural Areas: Bibliometric Analysis

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Carbon and energy footprint analysis of Hungarian transportation activities using a multi-region input-output model

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Energy and CO2 saving potential of district heating system

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Huella de Carbono para el desarrollo sostenible empresarial: Una revisión sistemática de la literatura

Research on Carbon Emission Structure and Model in Low-Carbon Rural Areas: Bibliometric Analysis

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