Impact of carbon emission price and natural resources development on the green economic recovery: Fresh insights from China

Wang, Jiangbo; Xue, Yefei; Han, Mingyang

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2022.103255

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“…As for the carbon pricing and its impact on emission reduction, our findings align with previous research [52] which investigated the impact of carbon pricing on emission reduction using different carbon price levels. This research found that higher carbon prices led to more substantial emission reductions, supporting the results of our study in the CP300 scenarios, where we also observed significant decarbonization efforts induced by high carbon pricing.…”

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confidence: 87%

Exploring Model-Based Decarbonization and Energy Efficiency Scenarios with PROMETHEUS and TIAM-ECN

Fragkos,

Longa,

Zisarou

et al. 2023

Energies

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This study provides a quantitative analysis of future energy–climate developments at the global level using two well-established integrated assessment models (IAMs), PROMETHEUS and TIAM-ECN. The research aims to explore the results of these IAMs and identify avenues for improvement to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement. The study focuses on the effects of varying assumptions for key model drivers, including carbon prices, technology costs, and global energy prices, within the context of stringent decarbonization policies. Diagnostic scenarios are utilized to assess the behavior of the models under varying exogenous assumptions for key drivers, aiming to verify the accuracy and reliability of the models and identify areas for optimization. The findings of this research demonstrate that both PROMETHEUS and TIAM-ECN exhibit similar responses to carbon pricing, with PROMETHEUS being more sensitive to this parameter than TIAM-ECN. The results highlight the importance of carbon pricing as an effective policy tool to drive decarbonization efforts. Additionally, the study reveals that variations in technology costs and global energy prices significantly impact the outcomes of the models. The identified sensitivities and responses of the IAMs to key model drivers offer guidance for policymakers to refine their policy decisions and develop effective strategies aligned with the objectives of the Paris Agreement. By understanding the behavior of the models under different assumptions, policymakers can make informed decisions to optimize decarbonization pathways and enhance the likelihood of meeting global climate goals.

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confidence: 87%

Exploring Model-Based Decarbonization and Energy Efficiency Scenarios with PROMETHEUS and TIAM-ECN

Fragkos,

Longa,

Zisarou

et al. 2023

Energies

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“…The measurement system for green and low-carbon development is divided into 4 dimensions and 34 indicators. Because each indicator has a different focus, some indicators can directly reflect the green development level of the study object, some indicators place more emphasis on reflecting the low-carbon development level of the province, and other indicators, such as economic factors [38] and social factors [39], can also indirectly affect the green and low-carbon development level of the province. Therefore, we classify all indicators into three types: Green type (G), Low-carbon type (L) and Others (O).…”

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Evaluation of Green and Low-Carbon Development Level of Chinese Provinces Based on Sustainable Development Goals

Lu,

Shao,

Wang

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Green and low-carbon development are important initiatives to promote the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In this study, a systematic evaluation method for regional green and low-carbon development levels was established by referring to the evaluation methods of other literature. The evaluation method includes assessing the overall green and low-carbon development levels of the evaluation objects, as well as analyzing the coupling coordination of the two subsystems of green development and low-carbon development. The results show that China’s green low-carbon development level shows a rising trend year by year from 2012 to 2021, but there is still much space for progress. As for 2021, 2 provinces are in the Fair stage, 25 provinces are in the Accepted stage, and 4 provinces are in the Good stage. Provinces with higher levels of green and low-carbon development are characterized by spatial clustering, and the level of green and low-carbon development in the southeast coastal provinces is significantly higher than that in the northwest inland provinces. This study measures the coupling coordination degree of the two subsystems of green development and low-carbon development in each province. The average coupling coordination degree of China’s green and low-carbon development shows a rising trend year by year from 2012 to 2021. By 2021, the coupling coordination degree of China’s 29 provinces belongs to the High level type, and only two provinces belong to the Low level type. This study provides a provincial map of China’s green and low-carbon development levels and a distribution map of the coupling coordination degree of the green and low-carbon development subsystems, which provides support for an in-depth understanding of the spatial–temporal distribution of and development trends in China’s green and low-carbon development level. This study provides support for a deeper understanding of the spatial and temporal distribution and development trend of China’s green and low-carbon development level. The study also provides data to support China’s efforts to promote synergies in reducing pollution and carbon emissions.

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Boosting green recovery: the impact of green fiscal policy on green total factor productivity

Zhao

Guo

Liu

et al. 2023

Econ Change Restruct

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Impact of carbon emission price and natural resources development on the green economic recovery: Fresh insights from China

Cited by 21 publications

References 46 publications

Exploring Model-Based Decarbonization and Energy Efficiency Scenarios with PROMETHEUS and TIAM-ECN

Exploring Model-Based Decarbonization and Energy Efficiency Scenarios with PROMETHEUS and TIAM-ECN

Evaluation of Green and Low-Carbon Development Level of Chinese Provinces Based on Sustainable Development Goals

Boosting green recovery: the impact of green fiscal policy on green total factor productivity

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