Deep decarbonization in Northeastern North America: The value of electricity market integration and hydropower

Rodríguez-Sarasty, Jesús A.; Debia, Sébastien; Pineau, Pierre‐Olivier

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2021.112210

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“…[2] Rodríguez-Sarasty J A.et al (2021) examined electricity market transactions in North America and found that the collaboration of the electricity sectors in each region can significantly reduce carbon emissions. [3] Interiorly, some scholars have reached similar conclusions that market integration can reduce CO 2 emissions through industrial innovation, labor transfer, and other technological transmission routes. [4][5][6] Second, from the perspective of policy integration, scholars studied the environmental effects of regional economic integration policies on domestic scales such as the Yangtze River Delta [7,8], and the Pearl River Delta [9], and on international scales such as the European Union [10].…”

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Impact of Regional Integration Policy on Carbon Emission

Hong-yan¹

2022

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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As the area of concern for national regional economic development, the pace of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei synergistic development has always been at the forefront of regional integration in China. At the critical period of achieving the carbon targets, the environmental effects generated by the integration policy have also raised concerns. Based on provincial carbon emission panel data released by the National Bureau of Statistics from 2001-2019, this paper explores the carbon emission effects of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Coordinated Development Initiative, taking 2013 as the year when the integration policy was thought to have an impact as a quasi-natural experiment. The results show that the implementation of the policy can have a significant effect on carbon emission reduction, and it still holds after taking the robustness tests. Accordingly, this paper suggests that the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area should accelerate industrial upgrading and technological transformation, and develop better environment-oriented policies to promote green economy development.

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Impact of Regional Integration Policy on Carbon Emission

Hong-yan¹

2022

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…There are significant advantages for hydropower to participate in the electricity market. Hydropower exhibits high regulation capacity Gómez-Navarro and Ribó-Pérez, 2018;Shen et al, 2022) with operating costs (Cheng et al, 2018;Rodríguez-Sarasty et al, 2021). At the same time, hydropower faces unprecedented challenges.…”

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Key technologies for hybrid energy system planning and operation

2024

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“…Similarly, Kyoto Protocol aims to control the emissions of greenhouse gases too 3 . China, the European Union, and the United States are devoting to achieving the carbon neutral 4–6 . For completing the goals above, the traditional thermal power bringing pollution did not adapt to the development currently.…”

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Unstable behavior analysis and stabilization of double‐loop proportional‐integral control H‐bridge inverter with inductive impedance load

Xie

Shen

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Circuit Theory & Apps

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Summary With the rapid development of renewable energy, inverters have been widely used in the distributed power system. For the safety of the distributed power system, the stable operation of the inverter is vital. Hence, this paper detects slow‐scale instability fast‐scale instability and in the double‐loop proportional‐integral (PI) control single‐phase full H‐bridge inverter with inductive impedance load by the discrete‐mapping model firstly. Next, the mechanism of the mechanism slow‐scale and fast‐scale behaviors are explained by state‐space average model and Filippov method, respectively. Then, passive damping method and sine wave compensation techniques are extended to the system to suppress the nonlinear behaviors. Finally, the PLECS simulation and experiments are utilized to verify the correctness of the investigations.

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Deep decarbonization in Northeastern North America: The value of electricity market integration and hydropower

Cited by 38 publications

References 15 publications

Impact of Regional Integration Policy on Carbon Emission

Impact of Regional Integration Policy on Carbon Emission

Key technologies for hybrid energy system planning and operation

Unstable behavior analysis and stabilization of double‐loop proportional‐integral control H‐bridge inverter with inductive impedance load

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