Energy demand and supply planning of China through 2060

Qiu, Shuo; Tian, Lei; Wu, Jiangtao; Bi, Shengshan

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2021.121193

Cited by 107 publications

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“…Transport and heating sectors are considered challenging sectors for decarbonisation; however, very few studies have been done to provide a supply chain model for the transport sector. Many of the studies on this theme have used a modelling approach to address decarbonisation issues in the supply chain, in terms of supplier selection, GHG emissions, logistics network, low carbon emission, eco-innovation and low-carbon operations (Wickham et al, 2022;Qiu et al, 2021;Nguyen et al, 2021;He and Zhang, 2018;Dalir et al, 2018). For example, He and Zhang (2018) proposed a novel hybrid model for supplier selection using factor analysis, data envelopment analysis and an analytic hierarchy process.…”

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Net-zero economy research in the field of supply chain management: a systematic literature review and future research agenda

Mishra

Singh

Govindan

2022

IJLM

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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to systematically review the state-of-art literature on the net-zero economy in the field of supply chain management.Design/methodology/approachA systematic literature review of 79 articles published from 2009 to 2021 has been conducted to minimise the researchers' bias and maximise the reliability and replicability of the study.FindingsThe thematic analysis reveals that studies in the field of net-zero economy have mostly been done on decarbonisation in the supply chain, emission control and life cycle analysis and environmental and energy management. The findings highlight the strong positive association between digitalisation, circular economy and resources optimization practices with net-zero economy goals. The study also addresses the challenges linked with the net-zero economy at the firm and country levels.Research limitations/implicationsPractitioners in companies and academics might find this review valuable as this study reviews, classifies and analyses the studies, outlines the evolution of literature and offers directions for future studies using the theory, methodology and context (TMC) framework.Originality/valueThis is the first study that uses a structured approach to analyse studies done in the net-zero field by assessing publications from 2009 to 2021.

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Section: Thematic Analysis Of the Net-zero Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

Net-zero economy research in the field of supply chain management: a systematic literature review and future research agenda

Mishra

Singh

Govindan

2022

IJLM

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“…Northeast Asia [536] [537], [538] China [539], [540], [541], [542], [295], [543], [544], [545]; Japan [546], [547], [548], [549], [550], [551], [552], 452, [553], [554]; Korea [215]; Mongolia [555] China [81], [556], [557], [558]; Japan [559], [560] China: Town Island [561], [562], [563], [564], [565]; Japan: Awaji Island [566]; Korea: Jeju Island [567]; Ulleungdo Island [568]; Taiwan: Wang-An Island [569] Southeast Asia and Pacific ASEAN [570]; Southeast Asia [571], [572] Australia [573], [574], [575], [576], [577], [578], [579], [580], [581], …”

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Review on 100% Renewable Energy System Analyses—A Bibliometric Perspective

Khalili

Breyer

2022

IEEE Access

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Concerns related to climate change and global warming caused by anthropogenic activities and in particular fossil energy use have been increasing lately. Air pollution and volatile conventional fuel prices emphasize the need to transition the energy system towards very high shares of renewables. 100% renewable energy systems have been analyzed by many researchers starting from 1975. This bibliometric analysis reviews more than 600 scientific articles in which 100% renewable energy systems were surveyed. This study uses tools of bibliometric analysis, based on publication databases and data mining, together with review elements to understand the current status and trend of 100% renewable energy systems research. The focus of results is on quantitative parameters relating to number and publication types, collaborative links among authors, institutions, and countries. Collaborative networks provide the significant concentration of published papers within organizations and co-authorships globally. The results reveal that the dominant organizations and thus number of published papers are from Europe and the USA; however, almost all the established research organizations in the field of energy system analysis are not active in the field of 100% renewable energy systems analyses. The journals Energy and Applied Energy have the most articles, and accordingly the most citations. EnergyPLAN and LUT Energy System Transition Model have been the most active tools used to analyze 100% renewable energy systems according to numbers of articles and received citations. The topic of modeling approach indicates the term 'Energy System' has the highest frequency due to its emergence in the articles. This research provides a holistic overview on the more than four decades of research, and it reveals dynamics within the field with a compound annual growth rate of articles of 26% for the 2010s, the trend of publications, and author growth that comprises now almost 1400 authors with articles in the field.

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“…From a global perspective, energy demand is confronted with various uncertainties [2], such as the aftermath of COVID-19, which has had a substantial impact on the global energy system. China has become the world′s biggest energy producer and consumer [3,4]. With the abundance of coal, electricity, oil, natural gas, new energy resources, and renewable energy development, as well as significant improvements and advances in technology and equipment, productivity and living conditions have improved significantly.…”

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Impact of Ecological Compensation on Farmers’ Livelihood Strategies in Energy Development Regions in China: A Case Study of Yulin City

Wen

Fang

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Ecological compensation affects farmers′ livelihoods, as well as sustainability and social equity. Yulin City is the core area of the energy “Golden Triangle” in China. The farmers livelihood strategy model was used to analyse data from a household survey and interviews with selected farmers. The paper analyses the current livelihood strategies of farmers and impact of ecological compensation from the perspective of participation and income. The results showed that: (1) the significant difference between the coal resource development and oil and gas resource development was agricultural planting. Migrant work and non-agricultural self-employment in the coal resource development region were higher than that of the oil and gas resource development region. (2) The income from agricultural planting in the coal resource development region was significantly lower than that of the oil and gas resource development region. The labour, non-agricultural self-employment, and transfer incomes were higher in the coal resource development region than that in the oil and gas resource development region. (3) Ecological compensation has a significant negative effect on participation and income from agricultural planting, as well as a positive effect on participation and income from non-agricultural self-employment. We have proposed measures to strengthen ecological compensation mechanisms and improve the farmers′ livelihoods, in order to inform decision-making and high-quality sustainable development in energy development region.

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Energy demand and supply planning of China through 2060

Cited by 107 publications

References 23 publications

Net-zero economy research in the field of supply chain management: a systematic literature review and future research agenda

Net-zero economy research in the field of supply chain management: a systematic literature review and future research agenda

Review on 100% Renewable Energy System Analyses—A Bibliometric Perspective

Impact of Ecological Compensation on Farmers’ Livelihood Strategies in Energy Development Regions in China: A Case Study of Yulin City

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