Carbon Emissions Trading and Green Technology Innovation—A Quasi-natural Experiment Based on a Carbon Trading Market Pilot

Liu, Weiming; Qiu, Yating; Jia, Lijiang; Zhou, Hang

doi:10.3390/ijerph192416700

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“…While earlier studies focused more on the EU carbon trading system, the literature on the Chinese carbon market has increased signi cantly since 2012. A series of researches have been carried out to examine the effects of carbon markets on carbon emissions (Zhong et al, 2019), carbon e ciency (He et al, 2022), green technology innovation (Liu et al, 2022c), energy e ciency (Hong et al, 2022), and corporate nance using seven pilot projects in Beijing and Shenzhen, China (Meng et al, 2021) and other related aspects of impact effects. In terms of the impact on carbon emissions, most studies con rm that carbon markets do have a signi cant effect in curbing carbon emissions.…”

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Does the low carbon transition impact urban resilience? Evidence from China’s pilot cities for carbon emission trading

Zhang,

Ma,

Cui

et al. 2024

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The low-carbon transition is a systemic economic and social change that will inevitably have an impact on many areas of the urban system. Among them, has China's ongoing low-carbon transition had an impact on urban resilience (UR) systems while achieving urban energy saving and carbon emission reduction goals? This paper uses the implementation of the carbon emissions trading pilot policy (CETPP) as a "quasi-natural experiment", and evaluates the impact of the policy on UR using a differencein-differences model based on the data of prefecture-level cities from 2011 to 2020. The study shows that pilot carbon trading policies have a favorable impact on UR, and the market mechanism of carbon emissions has a heterogeneous cause in uence on UR. The impact of pilot carbon trading policies on UR varies according to the respective moderating effects of institutional factors, green technology innovation, industrial structure rationalization, and output effects.Canada, the Adaptation to Climate Change Team (ACT) proposes to seek methods for low-carbonresilience in 2016 (He et al., 2020).

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Section: Evaluation Of Cetppmentioning

confidence: 99%

Does the low carbon transition impact urban resilience? Evidence from China’s pilot cities for carbon emission trading

Zhang,

Ma,

Cui

et al. 2024

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…Control variables: Following Liang et al [14], Zeng et al [40], and Liu et al [41], various firm characteristics that may influence green innovation in companies were selected as control variables. These included the following: (1) Firm size (Size): large companies may have advantages in allocating adequate resources to improve their innovation and sustainable development.…”

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Impact of National Innovative City Policy on Enterprise Green Technology Innovation—Mediation Role of Innovation Environment and R&D Investment

Cui,

Ning,

Song

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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This study investigates the impact of the national innovative city policy on enterprise green technology innovation amid China’s transformation from a resource-dependent to an innovation-driven economy. Working on city- and enterprise-level data from 2003 to 2018, this study employs the multi-period difference-in-differences (DID) model and the Sobel test to explore the impact of innovative city policies. The empirical results demonstrate that the innovative city policy has improved both the quantity and quality of enterprises’ green technology innovation output. This positive impact is accomplished via improving the urban innovation environment and stimulating enterprise research and development (R&D) investment. The promoting effect of the policy is stronger in attaining green utility patents by state-owned enterprises and green invention patents by non-state-owned enterprises. The positive policy impact is more pronounced for large enterprises. This study provides micro-level evidence regarding the policy’s impact on green innovation, and the results carry valuable policy implications.

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“…The profound logic of carbon emission trading policy is the commercialization, asset, and data of carbon emission rights. By limiting control of enterprise greenhouse gas emissions and emission quotas, with the help of market mechanisms to transform environment negative external cost into enterprise internal production costs, this reverses transmission control to complete the performance conditions, promotes the carbon market to reach the Pareto optimal situation, and finally realizes the quality and efficiency of energy utilization, energy conservation and emission reduction of the whole economy and society [60,61]. An appropriate and reasonably designed environmental regulation policy will promote the constrained individuals to stimulate the consciousness of technological innovation under limited conditions, dynamically integrate the factor input combination, and improve the green total factor productivity [62].…”

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Impact of Intelligent Manufacturing on Total-Factor Energy Efficiency: Mechanism and Improvement Path

2023

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Intelligent technology is the core driving force of the fourth industrial revolution, which has an important impact on high-quality economic development. In this paper, the panel data of 30 provinces from 2006 to 2019 were selected to construct a regression model to conduct an empirical analysis on the role and mechanism of intelligent manufacturing in improving total factor energy efficiency. The research results show that first, the productivity effect, scale effect and resource allocation effect of intelligent manufacturing can significantly improve the energy efficiency of the total factor, and the conclusion is still established after endogenous treatment and robustness testing. Second, the results of the action mechanism show that labor price distortion and carbon emission trading policy are important mechanisms for intelligent manufacturing to improve total-factor energy efficiency. Specifically, the corrected labor price can enhance the motivation of enterprise research and development and innovation and solve the dilemma of the low-end industrial structure, thus improving the efficiency of total-factor energy efficiency. The carbon emission trading policy strengthens the willingness of enterprises to improve the process, eliminate backward equipment and increase the research and development of green technology, and it has a positive regulatory role in the process of improving total-factor energy efficiency in intelligent manufacturing.

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Carbon Emissions Trading and Green Technology Innovation—A Quasi-natural Experiment Based on a Carbon Trading Market Pilot

Cited by 15 publications

References 8 publications

Does the low carbon transition impact urban resilience? Evidence from China’s pilot cities for carbon emission trading

Does the low carbon transition impact urban resilience? Evidence from China’s pilot cities for carbon emission trading

Impact of National Innovative City Policy on Enterprise Green Technology Innovation—Mediation Role of Innovation Environment and R&D Investment

Impact of Intelligent Manufacturing on Total-Factor Energy Efficiency: Mechanism and Improvement Path

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