Decoupling of economic and carbon emission linkages: Evidence from manufacturing industry chains

Lin, Boqiang; Teng, Yuqiang

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.116081

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“…And industrial structure adjustment is the driving force for the evolution of energy consumption structure [ 17 ], industrial structure optimization is also an effective way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions [ 18 ]. At the same time, the transformation and upgrading of manufacturing industry mainly includes the upgrading of value chain and industrial structure [ 19 ]. The upgrading of the industrial chain structure of the manufacturing industry is conducive to promoting the domestic economic cycle, smoothing the internal links of the industry, realizing the positive interaction between supply and demand, and improving the stability and competitiveness of the industrial chain.…”

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“…The upgrading of the industrial chain structure of the manufacturing industry is conducive to promoting the domestic economic cycle, smoothing the internal links of the industry, realizing the positive interaction between supply and demand, and improving the stability and competitiveness of the industrial chain. At the same time, it is of great practical significance to promote the transformation and upgrading of the industrial structure of the manufacturing industry and achieve a win-win situation of carbon emission reduction and economic development [ 19 ]. Therefore, under the goal of reducing carbon emissions, optimizing the industrial structure is an important way to rationally allocate and accelerate the resource cycle, and to achieve high-quality economic development [ 19 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…At the same time, it is of great practical significance to promote the transformation and upgrading of the industrial structure of the manufacturing industry and achieve a win-win situation of carbon emission reduction and economic development [ 19 ]. Therefore, under the goal of reducing carbon emissions, optimizing the industrial structure is an important way to rationally allocate and accelerate the resource cycle, and to achieve high-quality economic development [ 19 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Industrial structure, high-quality development of logistics industry and the economy

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The logistics industry is closely related to the high-quality economic development. At different levels of industrial structure, the relationship between high-quality development of the logistics industry and the high-quality economic development will vary, resulting in different roles and paths in promoting economic development. However, there is still a lack of research on the relationship between high-quality development of the logistics industry and high-quality economic development at different levels of industrial structure, and further empirical research is needed. It used the benchmark regression model to analyze the impact of the high-quality development of the logistics industry on high-quality economic development, and the panel threshold model was used to analyze the impact of the logistics industry on high-quality economic development at different levels of industrial structure development. The results show that the high-quality development of the logistics industry has a positive role in promoting the high-quality economic development, and in different levels of industrial structure development, the impact of high-quality development level of logistics industry on the high-quality economic development is different. Therefore, it is necessary to further optimize the industrial structure, promote the deep integration and development of logistics and related industries, and continue to promote the high-quality development of the logistics industry. And when formulating development strategies for the logistics industry, governments and enterprises need to consider factors such as changes in industrial structure, the overall goals of national economy, people’s livelihood, and social development, in order to provide solid support for achieving high-quality economic development. This paper demonstrates the importance of high-quality development of the logistics industry in high-quality economic development, and it encourages the adoption of different strategies at different stages of industrial structure development to promote high-quality development of the logistics industry, and achieve high-quality economic development.

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Section: Literature Review and Hypotheses Developmentmentioning

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“…Referring to the current academic research on the influencing factors of carbon emissions, the main impact factors of carbon emissions in cities and urban agglomerations include economic growth, industry structure, energy consumption, population, technology innovation, and environmental regulation. Most scholars consider that economic growth is the main driver of carbon emission increase, directly affecting the carbon emission intensity from the transportation sector, electricity supply, and other sectors [48][49][50]. Technology innovation can promote the advancement of new energy technologies and the continuous reduction in usage costs, promote the efficient and clean use of coal as well as the green and low-carbon transformation, and significantly increase the proportion of clean energy represented by hydropower, wind power, nuclear energy, and photovoltaic energy, thus continuously promoting the reduction in energy intensity and the optimisation of the energy structure [51,52].…”

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Analysis of Carbon Emission Projections and Reduction Potential of Resource-Dependent Urban Agglomerations from the Perspective of Multiple Scenarios—A Case Study of Hu-Bao-O-Yu Urban Agglomeration

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Zhang

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The Hu-Bao-O-Yu urban agglomeration is an important energy exporting and high-end chemical base in China, and is an important source of carbon emissions in China. The early achievement of peak carbon emissions in this region is particularly crucial to achieving the national carbon emission reduction targets. However, there is a lack of multi-factor system dynamics analysis of resource-dependent urban agglomerations in Northwest China, as most studies have focused on single or static aspects of developed urban agglomerations. This paper analyses the relationship between carbon emissions and their influencing factors, constructs a carbon emission system dynamics model for the Hu-Bao-O-Yu urban agglomeration, and sets up different single regulation and comprehensive regulation scenarios to simulate and predict the carbon peak time, peak value, and emission reduction potential of each city and urban agglomeration under different scenarios. The results show that: (1) Hohhot and Baotou are expected to reach peak carbon by 2033 and 2031 respectively, under the baseline scenario, while other regions and the urban agglomeration will not be able to reach peak carbon by 2035. (2) Under single regulation scenarios, the effect of factors other than the energy consumption varies across cities, but the energy consumption and environmental protection input are the main factors affecting carbon emissions in the urban agglomeration. (3) A combination of the economic growth, industrial structure, energy policy, environmental protection, and technology investment is the best measure to achieve carbon peaking and enhance the carbon emission reduction in each region as soon as possible. In the future, we need to coordinate the economic development, energy structure optimisation and transformation, low-carbon transformation of industry, strengthen research on carbon sequestration technology, and further increase the investment in environmental protection to make the Hu-Bao-O-Yu urban agglomeration a resource-saving urban agglomeration with an optimal emission reduction.

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“…The Energy Transition 2050 report issued by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) shows that carbon neutrality can lead to an additional 2.4% of global GDP growth, and an additional 7 × 10 6 new energy industrial jobs [5], which shows a close connection between economy and carbon emissions [6]. Besides alleviating global ecological difficulties, carbon neutrality can also contribute to improving the efficiency of economic growth [7], accelerating energy transformations, and bringing green economic opportunities worldwide.…”

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Evaluation of Regional Carbon Neutrality Efficiency in China

Suo

2024

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In the context of “3060 Carbon Neutrality”, there will be both theoretical and practical significance to finding out the status quo, laws and key factors about efficiency of carbon neutrality in various regions of China. This paper considers carbon neutrality system as a black-box combining “carbon absorption” with “carbon fixation”. According to these two major functions, we aim to measure efficiency of carbon neutrality among 30 provinces in China by constructing the three-stage DEA model. The results point that there exists obvious regional differentiation of efficiency distribution patterns; Key factors that determine the level of carbon neutralization efficiency mainly include spatial effects, industrial modernization, technological and innovative levels, and natural resources, etc. In summary, this paper provides suggestions and counter measures to promote carbon neutralization efficiency within various regions from two perspectives of regional low-carbon economy and regional linkage development.

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Decoupling of economic and carbon emission linkages: Evidence from manufacturing industry chains

Cited by 33 publications

References 38 publications

Industrial structure, high-quality development of logistics industry and the economy

Industrial structure, high-quality development of logistics industry and the economy

Analysis of Carbon Emission Projections and Reduction Potential of Resource-Dependent Urban Agglomerations from the Perspective of Multiple Scenarios—A Case Study of Hu-Bao-O-Yu Urban Agglomeration

Evaluation of Regional Carbon Neutrality Efficiency in China

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