The Research on the Potential of Energy Saving and Emission Reduction in Hospitality

Huang, Qi; Kang, Jian; Huang, Chen Hao

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“…Scholars in other countries have also applied this method, Oluseyi et al (2016) calculated the hotel CO 2 emission of electricity powered by diesel generation in Nigeria; Salehia et al (2021) found that six luxury hotels in Iran produced 3-4 times more carbon emissions from energy consumption than other countries. Huang et al (2014) further considered indirect emissions and used the emission factor method to calculate the carbon emissions of 21 hotels in Eastern China. Shen et al (2017) also considered carbon dioxide emissions generated by solid waste treatment in addition to energy consumption emissions.…”

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“…This paper uses the emission factor method to measure the carbon emissions of each process. Among them, the carbon emission measurement of traditional hotels draws on the research results of Huang et al (2014), the emission factors of traditional hotels in various star-rated are reported…”

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Carbon Emission-Based Measurement of Floor Area Ratio Bonus for Residential Green Buildings in China

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Ye³

2018

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Green building development in China relies mainly on compulsory measures that lack incentive policies to motivate the enthusiasm of real estate developers. A floor area ratio bonus is encouraged by the Chinese State Council. In order to ensure the feasibility of a reward quota, residential buildings that met the requirement for energy efficiency during the official assessment in Ningbo in 2014 were selected as research objects. The amount of energy and water savings in terms of the Assessment Standard for Green Building is converted into carbon emissions. Carbon emissions of different star-rated green buildings are then measured in accordance with the actual water and power consumption of residential dwellings in 2014. A regression equation is set up concerning the floor area ratio and index for residential land per capita. A carbon emission-based method is proposed for measuring the reward quota associated with floor area ratio and recommendations are given for development using green building.

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The Research on Establishing Monitoring Reporting Verification (MRV) of Carbon Emission in Hospitality

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Kang

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Recent years the hospitality in China has undergone a rapid growth, yet "high input, high consumption, high pollution" characteristics of hospitality have become a burden for future development. The prerequisite for energy saving and emission reduction in hospitality is to establish an effective energy consumption assessment system, which is suitable for the hospitality industry. Though the analysis of the data collected from the hotels in the eastern China, the paper establishes the frame of Monitoring Reporting Verification (MRV) and a multi-dimension comprehensive energy consumption assessment system. Then, the paper assesses the energy consumption of various hotels by using the Monitoring Reporting Verification (MRV) and draws a few conclusions, which provide firm foundations for carbon trading in hospitality and benefit energy saving and emission reduction.

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The Research on the Potential of Energy Saving and Emission Reduction in Hospitality

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Carbon Emission-Based Measurement of Floor Area Ratio Bonus for Residential Green Buildings in China

The Research on Establishing Monitoring Reporting Verification (MRV) of Carbon Emission in Hospitality

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