Carbon Emission Reduction

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-0161-1

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generation self-scheduling; emission intensity; carbon tax; mixed integer linear programming; CO₂ emissions embodied in trade; trade openness; carbon leakage; EKC; industrial sector; carbon trading mechanism; emission reduction policy; China’s iron and steel industry; a two-stage dynamic game; carbon emission; reduction; carbon emission; taxiing on airport surfaces; pollutants emissions; taxi time; taxi path optimization; heat of regeneration; stripping rate; stripping factor; mixed solvent; Taguchi method; carbon emissions; transportation industry; influencing factors; the “Belt and Road Initiative”; energy consumption; carbon emission; IPCC method; factor analysis; trend forecast; environmental law; latent variables; structural equation modelling; sustainable development policy; energy consumption; vector autoregressive model; carbon emissions; agricultural sector; OWA aggregation operator; GTWR; carbon footprint (CF); life cycle assessment (LCA); hybrid life cycle assessment; electro-intensive power electronic (EIPE) products; energy efficiency; optimal energy mix; CO₂ emissions; REDD offsets; risk-adjusted utility; biomass; efficiency; heating system; renewable energy; decision making process; transport; LCA; break point; fugitive emissions; hydrocarbon leaks; optical Gas Imaging (OGI); leak detection and repair (LDAR); logarithmic mean Divisia index; road transportation industry; carbon emissions; driving factors; carbon dioxide emissions; cereal crops; gross domestic product; ARDL model; granger causality; Pakistan; carbon dioxide emissions; agricultural production; GDP; ARDL bounds test; Granger causality; Pakistan; CO₂ storage; CO₂ utilization; security assessment; cost-effectiveness; CO₂ storage projects; transportation industry; carbon emissions; regional; influencing factor; LMDI; green production; Activity-Based Costing (ABC); Theory of Constraints (TOC); green supply chain; energy saving; carbon emission reduction; n/a

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Carbon Emission Reduction

Carbon Tax, Carbon Trading, and Carbon Offset

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March 2021

424 pages

ISBN 978-3-0365-0160-4 (Hardback)
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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Carbon Emission Reduction—Carbon Tax, Carbon Trading, and Carbon Offset that was published in

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Summary

In view of the urgent need for carbon emission reduction, this Special Issue would like to collect research to share new ideas, innovations, trends, and experiences concerning the related issues of carbon tax, carbon trading, carbon offset, and other related methods of carbon emission reduction.