Urban dynamics and multiple-objective programming: A case study of Beijing

Yuan, Xuanyu; Ji, Xi; Chen, H.; Chen, Bin; Chen, G.Q.

doi:10.1016/j.cnsns.2007.03.014

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“…Liu et al, 2011;Y. Liu et al, 2011;Tong et al, 2004;Yuan et al, 2008;Zhou et al, 2010;Zhu, 2002). For example, Tong et al (2004) employed a market allocation (i.e., MARKAL) model to generate mid-and long-term energy strategies in cities of northern China.…”

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Fuzzy interval programming for energy and environmental systems management under constraint-violation and energy-substitution effects: A case study for the City of Beijing

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Fuzzy interval programming for energy and environmental systems management under constraint-violation and energy-substitution effects: A case study for the City of Beijing

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“…Wang et al, 2013a, Z. Wang et al, 2013bYuan et al, 2008Zhang et al, 2011;Zhou et al, 2010). Cities captivate the analysts and academics owing to the major contribution to energy-related emission , especially in China where the urbanization becomes a part of the national development strategies (NDRC, 2011).…”

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Structure decomposition analysis for energy-related GHG emission in Beijing: Urban metabolism and hierarchical structure

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“…SD model can better simulate China's PV power development than other types of quantitative modeling, because of its advantage of analyzing complex relationships among the variables involved in energy development system, and simulating the feedback effects of backward variables on forward variables. It also enables us to formulate relevant policies to control the dynamic behaviors of whole system, and understand the PV power system overall [32].…”

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Assessment of Air-Pollution Control Policy’s Impact on China’s PV Power: A System Dynamics Analysis

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Abstract:Recently, China has brought out several air-pollution control policies, which indicate the prominent position that PV power hold in improving atmosphere environment. Under this policy environment, the development of China's PV power will be greatly affected. Firstly, after analyzing the influencing path of air-pollution control policies on PV power, this paper built a system dynamics model, which can be used as a platform for predicting China's PV power development in every policy scenario during 2015-2025. Secondly, different model parameters are put into the SD model to simulate three scenarios of air-pollution control policies. Comparisons between the simulated results of different policy scenarios measure the air-pollution control policy's impact on China's PV power in the aspect of generation, installed capacity, power curtailment and so on. This paper points out the long-term development pattern of China's PV power under latest incentive policies, and provides reference for the policymakers to increase the effect and efficiency of air-pollution control policies.

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Urban dynamics and multiple-objective programming: A case study of Beijing

Cited by 43 publications

References 9 publications

Fuzzy interval programming for energy and environmental systems management under constraint-violation and energy-substitution effects: A case study for the City of Beijing

Fuzzy interval programming for energy and environmental systems management under constraint-violation and energy-substitution effects: A case study for the City of Beijing

Structure decomposition analysis for energy-related GHG emission in Beijing: Urban metabolism and hierarchical structure

Assessment of Air-Pollution Control Policy’s Impact on China’s PV Power: A System Dynamics Analysis

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