How to Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Power Systems in Gansu Province—Analyze from the Life Cycle Perspective

Shi, Wei; Tang, Wenwen; Qiao, Fuwei; Sha, Zhiquan; Wang, Chengyuan; Zhao, Sixue

doi:10.3390/en15103560

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“…The specific calculation formula is as follows: where, denotes the CO2 emission factor of the k fuel in the electric power production stage, and denotes the consumption of the k fuel in the electric power production stage. The standard coal coefficients and CO2 emission factors of various fuels are shown in Table 1 13 .…”

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“…In addition, different scholars have calculated and studied carbon emissions from different perspectives of the power production process. Shi et al 13 calculated carbon emissions of the power system in Gansu Province from multiple perspectives including the production side, transmission side and consumption side, allowing the influence of power trade on regional power carbon emissions to be calculated and improving the fairness of regional emission reduction policy formulation.…”

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Research on driving mechanism and prediction of electric power carbon emission in Gansu Province under dual-carbon target

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The electric power industry is a key industry for the country to achieve the double carbon target. Its low carbon development has a double effect on this industry and helps other industries to achieve the carbon peak target. This paper firstly uses the IPCC inventory method to calculate carbon emissions in the production phase of the power industry in Gansu Province from 2000 to 2019, followed by the ridge regression method and the STIRPAT model to analyse the quantitative impact of six major drivers on carbon emissions, and finally, the scenario analysis method is used to forecast carbon emissions in this phase. The results show that the carbon emissions of Gansu Province show a trend of rising and then falling, and reached a peak of 65.66 million tons in 2013. For every 1% increase in population effect, urbanisation level, affluence, clean energy generation share, technology level and industrial structure, carbon emissions will grow by 4.939%, 0.625%, 0.224%, − 0.259%, 0.063% and 0.022% respectively. Because of the clean energy advantage in Gansu Province, the low-carbon development scenario will continue to have low carbon emissions during the scenario cycle, which can be reduced to 53.454 million tons in 2030; the baseline scenario will achieve a carbon peak in 2025, with a peak of 62.627 million tons; the economic development scenario has not achieved carbon peak during the scenario cycle, and carbon emissions will increase to 73.223 million tons in 2030.

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Research on driving mechanism and prediction of electric power carbon emission in Gansu Province under dual-carbon target

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Yang,

Shi

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“…In addition, different scholars have calculated and studied carbon emissions from different perspectives of the power production process. Shi et al [13] calculated carbon emissions of the power system in Gansu Province from multiple perspectives including the production side, transmission side and consumption side, allowing the in uence of power trade on regional power carbon emissions to be calculated and improving the fairness of regional emission reduction policy formulation.…”

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Driving mechanism and prediction of electricity carbon emissions in developing countries - a case of Gansu Province, China

Yang,

Qiao,

Shi

et al. 2023

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The electric power industry is a key industry for the country to achieve the double carbon target. Its low carbon development has a double effect on this industry and helps other industries to achieve the carbon peak target. This paper firstly uses the IPCC inventory method to calculate carbon emissions in the production phase of the power industry in Gansu Province from 2000–2019, followed by the ridge regression method and the STIRPAT model to analyse the quantitative impact of six major drivers on carbon emissions, and finally, the scenario analysis method is used to forecast carbon emissions in this phase. The results show that the carbon emissions of Gansu Province show a trend of rising and then falling, and reached a peak of 65.66 million tons in 2013. For every 1% increase in population effect, urbanisation level, affluence, clean energy generation share, technology level and industrial structure, carbon emissions will grow by 4.939%, 0.625%, 0.224%, -0.259%, 0.063% and 0.022% respectively. Because of the clean energy advantage in Gansu Province, the low-carbon development scenario will continue to have low carbon emissions during the scenario cycle, which can be reduced to 53.454 million tons in 2030; the baseline scenario will achieve a carbon peak in 2025, with a peak of 62.627 million tons; the economic development scenario has not achieved carbon peak during the scenario cycle, and carbon emissions will increase to 73.223 million tons in 2030.

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“…From the perspective of cumulative contribution rate, electricity consumption and electricity trading promote carbon emissions in the power production stage. Power structure, power efficiency and fuel structure have opposite effects [15][16][17].…”

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Analysis of carbon emission status in Gansu Province and suggestions on electric power transformation under the goal of "dual carbon"

Tang,

Ren

2023

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As an important transmission corridor of "West-east power transmission" and the central hub of the power grid in northwest China and has obvious resource advantages in the power and location of the country. And it will accelerate the construction of a new power system to adapt to the gradual increase in the proportion of new energy, from the traditional energy consumption structure dominated by coal power to the new energy consumption structure, new energy will enter the stage of high-quality leapfrog development, in order to achieve the "double carbon" goal as soon as possible. Based on the analysis of carbon emissions in Gansu province, especially in the power industry, this paper demonstrates the overall situation of carbon emissions in Gansu province, and points out the status of new energy in Gansu province combined with the latest energy resources and the existing regional development situation, and puts forward relevant suggestions to adapt to the development of new energy in Gansu province under the "dual carbon" goal.

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How to Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Power Systems in Gansu Province—Analyze from the Life Cycle Perspective

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Driving mechanism and prediction of electricity carbon emissions in developing countries - a case of Gansu Province, China

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