The impact of the establishment of carbon emission trade exchange on carbon emission efficiency

Chen, Jing; Gui, Wenlin; Huang, Yunying

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-23538-z

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“…Table 4 lists the top 20 keywords in the research on China’s carbon emissions. The keyword with the highest emergence intensity (5.05) is "carbon emission efficiency", indicating that the research on carbon emission efficiency has attracted extensive attention from academia [ 54 , 55 ]. The keyword with the longest emergence time is "greenhouse gas (GHG)", an active theme from 2005 to 2013 [ 56 , 57 ].…”

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Advances and future trends in research on carbon emissions reduction in China from the perspective of bibliometrics

Chen

Liu

2023

PLoS ONE

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Addressing global warming is one of the most pressing environmental challenges and a crucial agenda for humanity. In this literature study, we employed bibliometrics to reproduce nearly two decades of research on carbon emission reduction in China, the largest carbon emitter worldwide. The scientometrics analysis was conducted on 1570 academic works published between 2001 and 2021 concerning China’s carbon emission reduction to characterize the knowledge landscape. Using CiteSpace and VOSviewer, the basic characteristics, research forces, knowledge base, research topic evolution, and research hotspots were identified and revealed. The analysis results show that the attention to and research on China’s carbon emissions have increased in recent years, giving rise to leading institutions and relatively stable core journal groups in this field. The research disciplines are relatively concentrated, but the research collaboration needs strengthening. The research hotspots are mainly carbon emission causes, impacts, and countermeasures in China, and the research frontiers have been constantly advanced and expanded. In the future, research on countermeasures needs more effort, and research cooperation needs to strengthen. The changing landscape of hotspot clusters reveals China’s transition towards a low-carbon economy. Through comprehensive analysis of the potential and obstacles to China’s transition to low-carbon development, we identified three promising areas of action (low-carbon cities, low-carbon technologies and industries, and transforming China’s energy system) and proposed research directions to address remaining gaps systematically.

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Advances and future trends in research on carbon emissions reduction in China from the perspective of bibliometrics

Chen

Liu

2023

PLoS ONE

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“…In addition, the carbon emission trading market influences the CEE of enterprises through incentive and constraint mechanisms. In the process of building a national carbon emission trading market, the carbon emission trading market has a significant impact on CEE by providing a way to trade carbon emission rights with low-carbon technologies, which pushes enterprises to achieve technological progress or buy/sell carbon emission rights, thus achieving the optimal allocation of market resource [ 46 ]. The combination of energy prices and the carbon trading market can effectively improve CEE.…”

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Pathways to improving carbon emission efficiency in provinces: A comparative qualitative analysis based on the technology-organization-environment framework

Min,

Zhu,

Peng

2024

Heliyon

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“…However, there are inconsistent ndings regarding the pathways or mechanisms through which carbon markets achieve carbon emission reductions. For example, Xuan et al (2020) pointed out that CETPP reduce carbon emissions through three mechanisms of action: total energy consumption, level of technological research and energy consumption structure; while Chen et al (2022) analyzed the mechanisms of carbon market pilots on carbon emission e ciency from two perspectives: innovation inputs and pollution control inputs. There is little literature examining the impact of CETPP on UR using quasi-natural experiments, and further research needs to provide more robust empirical evidence on the assessment of the impact of carbon markets on UR.…”

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Does the low carbon transition impact urban resilience? Evidence from China’s pilot cities for carbon emission trading

Zhang,

Ma,

Cui

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Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The low-carbon transition is a systemic economic and social change that will inevitably have an impact on many areas of the urban system. Among them, has China's ongoing low-carbon transition had an impact on urban resilience (UR) systems while achieving urban energy saving and carbon emission reduction goals? This paper uses the implementation of the carbon emissions trading pilot policy (CETPP) as a "quasi-natural experiment", and evaluates the impact of the policy on UR using a differencein-differences model based on the data of prefecture-level cities from 2011 to 2020. The study shows that pilot carbon trading policies have a favorable impact on UR, and the market mechanism of carbon emissions has a heterogeneous cause in uence on UR. The impact of pilot carbon trading policies on UR varies according to the respective moderating effects of institutional factors, green technology innovation, industrial structure rationalization, and output effects.Canada, the Adaptation to Climate Change Team (ACT) proposes to seek methods for low-carbonresilience in 2016 (He et al., 2020).

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The impact of the establishment of carbon emission trade exchange on carbon emission efficiency

Cited by 25 publications

References 53 publications

Advances and future trends in research on carbon emissions reduction in China from the perspective of bibliometrics

Advances and future trends in research on carbon emissions reduction in China from the perspective of bibliometrics

Pathways to improving carbon emission efficiency in provinces: A comparative qualitative analysis based on the technology-organization-environment framework

Does the low carbon transition impact urban resilience? Evidence from China’s pilot cities for carbon emission trading

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