Energy demand for rural household heating to suitable levels in the Loess Hilly Region, Gansu Province, China

Niu, Shuwen; Yi-xin, LI; Ding, Yulin; Qin, Jing

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2010.01.025

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“…Their analysis shows that the rapid growth of the district heating industry in China has been accompanied by a large increase in carbon dioxide emissions. This process can only be halted by using modern technologies to reduce harmful emissions [116,117].…”

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Effects of Pro-Ecological Investments on an Example of the Heating Industry—Case Study

2021

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This paper presents problems connected with the effects of pro-ecological investment on the example of the heating industry. The aim of the publication, resulting from the identified gap, is to analyze pro-ecological investments on the example of a Polish heating company—Miejska Energetyka Cieplna Ltd. in Koszalin. In particular, the pro-environmental activities in which the examined company engaged over the period 2017–2020 were analyzed. On the basis of existing models in the literature, the authors’ cause–effect model for analyzing pro-ecological investments was proposed and investments were realized by the analyzed organization using this model. Combining the presented causes and effects of ecological investments, it is possible to propose a cause–effect model of pro-ecological investments undertaken in organizations consisting of three causes and five effects. All causes that cause organizations to realize pro-ecological investments can be divided into three groups: low requirements, economical requirements, and image requirements, all of which lead to the implementation of environmental corporate social responsibility.

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Effects of Pro-Ecological Investments on an Example of the Heating Industry—Case Study

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“…Construction industry is large energy consumption in the process of social development, accounts for about 40% total energy consumption of the whole society, while the total residential amount accounts about 70% of total, so residential building energy efficiency level is the key to building energy efficiency [2][3][4][5][6], is the main content of conservation-oriented society, and one of the tasks of modern industrial design.…”

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New Type Rural Residence Energy-Saving Effect Analysis in Northeast China

Sun

Gao

Piao

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AMR

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Building energy efficiency is a current research focus. This paper combined actual testing and software simulation to studies the new type rural residential in Chaoyang, study its effect on the indoor thermal environment and energy saving effect. The results showed that the new type rural residential indoor air temperature significantly lower than ordinary one in both vertical and horizontal directions, indoor thermal environment has markedly improved, and heat load indicators reduced significantly, energy-saving rate up to 66.41%, achieved the dual effect of improving indoor thermal environment and energy efficiency.

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“…Chen et al [2] analyzed energy conservation and CO 2 emissions reduction potential of different models for urban heating in China. Niu et al [3] analyzed energy consumption of rural household heating under comfortable temperature in the Loess Plateau of Gansu Province in China. Their results proposed improvement of rural household's thermal comfort.…”

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How Much CO2 Emissions Can Be Reduced in China’s Heating Industry

Lin

2016

Sustainability

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China's heating industry is a coal-fired industry with serious environmental issues. CO 2 emissions from the heating industry accounted for an average 6.1% of China's carbon emissions during 1985-2010. The potential for reducing emissions in China's heating industry is evaluated by co-integration analysis and scenario analysis. The results demonstrate that there is a long-run equilibrium relationship among CO 2 emissions and the influencing factors, including energy intensity, industrial scale, labor productivity, and energy productivity. Monte Carlo technique is adopted for risk analysis. It is found that the CO 2 emissions reduction potential of the heating industry will be 26.

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Energy demand for rural household heating to suitable levels in the Loess Hilly Region, Gansu Province, China

Cited by 20 publications

References 27 publications

Effects of Pro-Ecological Investments on an Example of the Heating Industry—Case Study

Effects of Pro-Ecological Investments on an Example of the Heating Industry—Case Study

New Type Rural Residence Energy-Saving Effect Analysis in Northeast China

How Much CO2 Emissions Can Be Reduced in China’s Heating Industry

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