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The Spillover Effect Evaluation of Chinese Emissions Trading Scheme

Frontiers in Energy Research, 2021
Carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) is becoming a crucial policy in mitigating global climate change. This paper purposes to evaluate the spillover effect of Chinese ETS policy with the data of 30 provinces’ carbon emissions in China by China-MRIO ...
Xinwu Li, Chan Wang, Lianggui Liao, Hongxin Wen   +3 more
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Robust Optimization of a Distribution Network Location-Routing Problem Under Carbon Trading Policies

IEEE Access, 2020
Taking carbon emissions into account in decision-making on distribution network operations contributes to achieving the goal of promoting energy conservation and emissions reduction.
Yufeng Zhou, Hongxia Yu, Zhi Li, Jiafu Su, Changshi Liu   +4 more
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Carbon emissions trading and the green transformation of manufacturing enterprises: evidence from a quasi-natural experiment in China

Frontiers in Environmental Science
Carbon emissions trading policy, as a market-based environmental regulation instrument, provides opportunities for the green transformation of manufacturing enterprises.
Shaodong Li, Yongqing Liu
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Can Carbon Trading Policy Promote China’s Decoupling of Carbon Emission From the Perspective of Technology-Driven Innovation?

Frontiers in Environmental Science, 2022
The emissions trading policy is considered a key measure for China to achieve its “double carbon” goal. In this study, two types of Tapio carbon decoupling models are constructed, panel data for 30 provinces and cities in China from 2004 to 2017 are ...
Bai Lyu, Wenli Ni, Dragana Ostic, HuaChen Yu, Naveed Akhtar Qureshi   +4 more
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The impact of the European Union emissions trading system on carbon dioxide emissions: a matrix completion analysis

Scientific Reports
Despite the negative externalities on the environment and human health, today’s economies still produce excessive carbon dioxide emissions. As a result, governments are trying to shift production and consumption to more sustainable models that reduce the
Francesco Biancalani, Giorgio Gnecco, Rodolfo Metulini, Massimo Riccaboni   +3 more
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Unraveling the goal-process dynamics: policy effects of China’s carbon trading pilots

Carbon Management
To address the imperatives of climate change and the pursuit of carbon neutrality, this study evaluates China's carbon emissions trading pilot (CETP) policies through a goal-process framework and estimates its effects with synthetic control methods ...
Baixu Duan, Qi Hu
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Carbon Policies and Liner Speed Optimization: Comparisons of Carbon Trading and Carbon Tax Combined with the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme

Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
This paper explores how optimizing vessel speeds can help reduce carbon emissions in the maritime industry. Focusing on liner shipping routes between China and Europe, it examines how carbon pricing mechanisms, including carbon taxes and emissions ...
Ming Sun, Midakpe P. Vortia, Guangnian Xiao, Jing Yang   +3 more
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A study on the porter effect of China’s carbon emissions trading policy

Frontiers in Environmental Science
Accomplishing the coordination between economy and environment requires a series of efficient measure so that the Potter effect can be realized. This study, from the perspective of market-government coordination, empirically examines the Porter effect of
Shi Kebei, Zhang Yaxin, Li Tongping
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Carbon Emission Trading Pilot Policy and Corporate ESG Performance: Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

SAGE Open
The institutional development of carbon trading mechanisms has prompted companies to place greater emphasis on ESG factors and incorporate them into strategic decision-making.
Xiaofang Chen, Kaiti Zou, Xiaodong Gan, Yu Hu   +3 more
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Evaluating the Effect of China’s Carbon Emission Trading Policy on Energy Efficiency of the Construction Industry Based on a Difference-in-Differences Method

Advances in Civil Engineering, 2022
China’s construction industry makes important contributions to energy consumption and pollution emissions. It is significant to improve energy efficiency in the construction industry. Since 2011, the introduction of China’s carbon emission trading policy
Shasha Xie, Jinjing Wang
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