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On the impact of CO2 emission-trading on power generation emissions
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2009Under the Kyoto Protocol, governments agreed on and accepted CO2 reduction targets in order to counter climate change. In Europe one of the main policy instruments to meet the agreed reduction targets is CO2 emission-trading (CET), which was implemented as of January 2005.
Chappin, E.J.L. (author) +1 more
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1995
When considering the problem of CO2 emissions, a distinction must be made between the sources of pollution. For the purpose of this study, only anthropogenic emissions, i.e. emissions from technology systems created by man, will be considered. These emissions essentially are the result of energy conversion processes. Approx.
Fred Schäfer, Richard van Basshuysen
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When considering the problem of CO2 emissions, a distinction must be made between the sources of pollution. For the purpose of this study, only anthropogenic emissions, i.e. emissions from technology systems created by man, will be considered. These emissions essentially are the result of energy conversion processes. Approx.
Fred Schäfer, Richard van Basshuysen
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Minimizing CO2 Emissions in a Computing World
2010 Fifth International Conference on Software Engineering Advances, 2010The impact of Parallel Computing Infrastructures (PCI) on energy consumption and CO2 emissions worldwide can no longer be ignored. So far, most actions taken have focused on energy efficiency of PCI’s underlying hardware, direct reduction of CO2 emissions, or user policies targeted to optimize hardware usage and consequently ensure that most CO2 ...
Carlos L. Reis, Jorge M. Pacheco
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2015
In order to achieve carbon reduction targets we need to be able to accurately measure our greenhouse gas emissions. In this chapter we explore the concept of carbon footprints, how they are comprised and importantly how they can be reduced.
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In order to achieve carbon reduction targets we need to be able to accurately measure our greenhouse gas emissions. In this chapter we explore the concept of carbon footprints, how they are comprised and importantly how they can be reduced.
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On the Nexus of SO2 and CO2 emissions in China: the ancillary benefits of CO2 emission reductions
Regional Environmental Change, 2011This paper examines the issue of ancillary benefits by linking sulfur dioxide (SO2) emission to CO2 emission using a panel of 29 Chinese provinces over the period 1995–2007. In the presence of non-stationarity and cointegrating properties of these two data series, this paper applies the panel cointegration techniques to examine both the long-run and ...
Xinye Zheng, Li Zhang, Yihua Yu, Shi Lin
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CO2 -based response emission modelling
2014With a shift to on-road emission testing, both for European legislation (RDE Real Driving Emissions) as in the TNO in-house test program, emission modelling demands for a PEMS-based approach. In comparison to NEDC-based emission modelling, the emission variations in PEMS test results depend on many more aspects, such as emission control strategy ...
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Business environmental innovation and CO2 emissions: The moderating role of environmental governance
Business Strategy and the Environment, 2023Khaldoon Albitar, Muzammal Khan
exaly
This paper estimates a global CO2 emissions model using satellite data at 25 km resolution. The model incorporates industrial sources (including power, steel, cement, and refineries), fires, and non-industrial population-related factors associated with household incomes and energy requirements.
Dasgupta, Susmita +2 more
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