Energy savings evaluation in public building sector during the 10th–12th FYP periods of China: an extended LMDI model approach

Ma, Minda; Ran, Yan; Cai, Weiguang

doi:10.1007/s11069-018-3210-6

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“…Publications from China have maintained rapid growth, especially in 2016. This trend is also consistent with the development of the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan for Controlling Greenhouse Gas Emissions" issued by the State Council of China in 2016 [70,71]. Publications on CPCN in buildings from the USA, England, Italy, Germany, Canada, France, Australia, India, and Spain have generally shown an upward trend.…”

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Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality in the Building Sector: A Bibliometric Review

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Buildings

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Due to large energy consumption and carbon emissions (ECCE) in the building sector, there is huge potential for carbon emission reduction, and this will strongly influence peak carbon emissions and carbon neutrality in the future. To get a better sense of the current research situation and future trends and to provide a valuable reference and guidance for subsequent research, this study presents a summary of carbon peak and carbon neutrality (CPCN) in buildings using a bibliometric approach. Three areas are addressed in the review through the analysis of 364 articles published from 1990–2021: (1) Which countries, institutions, and individuals have conducted extensive and in-depth research on CPCN in buildings, and what is the status quo of their collaboration and contributions? (2) What subjects and topics have aroused wide interest and enthusiasm among scholars, and what are their time trajectories? (3) What journals and authors have grabbed the attention of many scholars, and what are the research directions related to them? Moreover, we propose future research directions. Filling these gaps will enrich the research body of CPCN and overcome current limitations by developing more methods and exploring other practical applications.

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Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality in the Building Sector: A Bibliometric Review

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Buildings

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“…At present, China is increasingly focusing on the harmonization of the environment and economy under the goal of carbon peak and carbon neutrality (Ma and Cai, 2019;. There is evidence that lowcarbon energy transition has promoted green and sustainable development in China (Ma et al, 2018b;Dong et al, 2021). Therefore, the mode of China's economic development has gradually changed from extensive to intensive, and the economy has also transitioned from a phase of high-speed growth to a phase of high-quality development (Zhou B et al, 2020).…”

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Decarbonization, Environmental Regulation, and Economic Boom: An Indicator Assessment Based on the Industrial Waste

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et al. 2022

Front. Energy Res.

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Energy-based economic development brings about some environmental problems, and as China’s economy shifts from rapid growth to high-quality development, the implementation of environmental regulation is crucial to achieving environmental protection and high-quality economic development. Based on the panel data of 14 prefectures and cities from 2000 to 2018 in Xinjiang, this study explored the impact of environmental regulation on high-quality economic development by constructing a comprehensive evaluation index system and using entropy method and Tobit regression model. The results show that 1) overall, each 1% increase in environmental regulation is associated with a 0.037% rise in high-quality economic development level; 2) regionally, each 1% increase in environmental regulation is associated with a 0.119% rise in high-quality economic development level in northern Xinjiang, but the effect on the southern Xinjiang is not significant; 3) each 1% increase in environmental regulation, the level of high-quality economic development decreased by 0.034% from 2000 to 2010 and increased by 0.061% from 2011 to 2018. In general, this study adds to the theoretical and empirical study on the influence of environmental regulation on high-quality economic development while providing a methodology for other economies to assess the relationship between the two.

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