2023
DOI: 10.3389/fenvs.2022.1096650
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Decomposition of carbon emission influencing factors and research on emission reduction performance of energy consumption in China

Abstract: With the continuous progress of social production, it has brought huge benefits, but also led to an increasingly prominent global warming problem. Therefore, energy conservation and emission reduction has become an important direction of national industrial development. In order to promote the effective promotion of China’s carbon emission reduction action, the study adopted the improved STIRPAT model and Granger test to analyze the factors affecting China’s energy consumption carbon emissions, combined with J… Show more

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“…Scholars mainly use Kaya identity (Ma and Cai, 2018;Eskander and Nitschke, 2021), Divisia index method (Ma and Cai, 2018;Eskander and Nitschke, 2021), and Laspeyres index decomposition method (González and Martínez, 2012;Chen et al, 2021) decompose the influencing factors of carbon emissions. Although the conclusions of different methods are different, it is generally believed that technological innovation (Zhang G. et al, 2022), energy structure (Pui and Othman, 2019), industrial structure (Han and Jiang, 2022), and economic growth (Xiao and Peng, 2023) are the main factors affecting carbon emissions.…”
Section: Digital Economy Development and Carbon Emission Intensitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scholars mainly use Kaya identity (Ma and Cai, 2018;Eskander and Nitschke, 2021), Divisia index method (Ma and Cai, 2018;Eskander and Nitschke, 2021), and Laspeyres index decomposition method (González and Martínez, 2012;Chen et al, 2021) decompose the influencing factors of carbon emissions. Although the conclusions of different methods are different, it is generally believed that technological innovation (Zhang G. et al, 2022), energy structure (Pui and Othman, 2019), industrial structure (Han and Jiang, 2022), and economic growth (Xiao and Peng, 2023) are the main factors affecting carbon emissions.…”
Section: Digital Economy Development and Carbon Emission Intensitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…t [10]. On the one hand, economic growth will spur technical advancement and improve environmental quality for people; on the other hand, the development will inevitably lead to an increase in carbon dioxide emissions.…”
Section: Explained Variable: Carbon Emission Intensity (Ce)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…China's role as the leading global consumer of energy has profound implications for the global environment. The nation's energy consumption and its ensuing pollution emissions issues have become a focal point for academic communities globally (Fatima et al, 2021;Bangjun et al, 2022;Meo et al, 2023;Xiao and Peng, 2023). As illustrated in Figure 1, China's energy mix relies heavily on coal, crude oil, and natural gas, supplemented by other sources such as hydropower and nuclear power.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%