CO2 mitigation and power generation implications of clean supply-side and demand-side technologies in Thailand

Tanatvanit, S.; Limmeechokchai, Bundit; Shrestha, Ram M.

doi:10.1016/s0301-4215(02)00260-4

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“…In parallel, the hybrid model, combining the advantages of bottom-up and top-down models, can analyze the cost of carbon emission reduction from technical and economic perspectives. However, its construction and calculation process is particularly complicated due to the high degree of aggregation [16]. The last type of model, namely, the efficiency analysis model [17], is based on the microscopic production theory.…”

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Marginal Carbon Dioxide Emission Reduction Cost and Influencing Factors in Chinese Industry Based on Bayes Bootstrap

Peng

Liu

2023

Sustainability

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Accurate measurement of the shadow price of carbon dioxide (CO2) is fundamental to the scientific assessment of the carbon emission reduction cost and the formulation and execution of China’s carbon emission mitigation policies. Underpinned by the directional distance function, this research uses a parametric linear programming method and a Bayes bootstrap estimation method to estimate the marginal CO2 emission reduction cost of the industrial sector in China and to quantify the related influencing factors. The results revealed that the marginal reduction cost of industrial CO2 is CNY 4565/ton. The marginal reduction cost of CO2 varies by industry, with the textile industry being the highest and the petroleum, coking and nuclear fuel processing industries the lowest. Meanwhile, an increasing number of industries are shifting to cleaner production. Furthermore, the marginal reduction cost of industrial CO2 has an “inverted U-shaped” relation with carbon intensity. Carbon emission reduction can be accomplished effectively if the carbon intensity is kept below the threshold value of 0.41 tons/CNY 10,000.

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Marginal Carbon Dioxide Emission Reduction Cost and Influencing Factors in Chinese Industry Based on Bayes Bootstrap

Peng

Liu

2023

Sustainability

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“…Introducing emission reduction in GEP results in more capacity of cleaner generator technology must be built [1]. Renewable energy resources contribute to emission reduction.…”

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The Role of Renewable Energy Resources in Generation Expansion Planning and GHG Emission Reduction: A Case Study of West Papua

Bawan¹,

Hasibi²

2021

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Sustainable Innovation 2020–Technology, Engineering and Agriculture (ICoSITE

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The impact of the implementation of the renewable energy power plant to GHG emission has been analyzed in this study. Four types of the renewable power plant have been simulated in the model which are hydro, biomass, solar, and wind power plant. The bottom-up model has been developed to conduct the analysis. In the developed model, two scenarios have been generated. BAU scenario represents power system expansion planning without any renewable power plant. On the other hand, the RPP scenario represents the role of renewable power plant in the system. Contribution of renewable power plant has been analyzed in two aspects which are contribution to the production of electricity and to the reduction of GHG emission. The model has been implemented using LEAP software combined with the optimization solver. The comparison of two generated scenario is summarized as cost-benefit analysis. The result showed that the implementation of renewable energy power plant reduced GHG emission by 43.38% cumulatively with the contribution of generated electricity by 42.62%. Cost-benefit analysis shows that the implementation of the renewable energy power plant produces NPV of 47.10 Million USD less than the BAU scenario.

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“…There have been several studies on energy system development and GHG emissions in Thailand (see, e.g., Shrestha et al, 1998Shrestha et al, , 2007NEPO, 1999;Tanatvanit et al, 2003Tanatvanit et al, , 2004Suksuntornsiri, 2007a, 2007b). However, these studies do not examine the implications of carbon tax.…”

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Effects of carbon tax on greenhouse gas mitigation in Thailand

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This study analyses energy system development and the associated greenhouse gas emissions in Thailand under a reference case and three different carbon tax scenarios during 20t 3-2050 using a bottom-up cost-minimizing energy system model based on the Asia-Paciiic Integrated Assessment Model (AIM/Enduse) framework. It considers the role of the renewable energy technologies as v/eW as some emerging GHG-mitigating technologies, e.g. carbon capture and storage {CCS} in power generation, and GHG reduction in the country, and found that the power sector will play a major role in CO^ emission reduction. Under the carbon tax scenarios, most of the CO^ emission reduction (over 70%) will come from the power sector. The results also indicate the very significant potential for CO^ emission reduction through a significant change in the transport system of the country by shifting from low-occupancy personal modes of transport to electrified MRTS and railways. Ceííe étude analyse le développement du système énergétique et les émissions de gaz à effet de serre associées en Thaïlande selon un cas de référence et trois différents scénarios de taxe carbone pendant la période 2013-2050 au moyen d'un modèle ascendant de minimisation du coût du système énergétique sur la base du cadre du modèle d'évaluation intégrée de l'Asie pacifique (AIM/Enduse). L'étude prend en compte le rôle des technologies d'énergie renouvelable ainsi que certaines technologies émergentes de réduction des GES, telles que la capture et le stockage du carbone (CSC) dans la production d'énergie et la réduction de GES dans le pays et révèle que le secteur de l'énergie jouera un rôle majeur dans la réduction des émissions du CO^. Selon ies scenarios de taxe carbone, la plupart des réductions d'émission de 00^ (plus de 70%) viendront du secteur de l'énergie. Les résultats indiquent aussi un potentiel de réduction des émissions de CO^ très caractéristique dans ie système national du transport par le passage d'un mode de transport individuel à faible occupation au MRT et au ferroviaire. Mots

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CO2 mitigation and power generation implications of clean supply-side and demand-side technologies in Thailand

Cited by 21 publications

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Marginal Carbon Dioxide Emission Reduction Cost and Influencing Factors in Chinese Industry Based on Bayes Bootstrap

Marginal Carbon Dioxide Emission Reduction Cost and Influencing Factors in Chinese Industry Based on Bayes Bootstrap

The Role of Renewable Energy Resources in Generation Expansion Planning and GHG Emission Reduction: A Case Study of West Papua

Effects of carbon tax on greenhouse gas mitigation in Thailand

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