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ID128047
Title ProperProvincial allocation of carbon emission reduction targets in China
Other Title Informationan approach based on improved fuzzy cluster and Shapley value decomposition
LanguageENG
AuthorYu, Shiwei ;  Wei, Yi-Ming ;  Wang, Ke
Publication2014.
Summary / Abstract (Note)An approach to determine carbon emission reduction target allocation based on the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm, fuzzy c-means (FCM) clustering algorithm, and Shapley decomposition (PSO-FCM-Shapley) is proposed in this study. The method decomposes total carbon emissions into an interaction result of four components (i.e., emissions from primary, secondary, and tertiary industries, and from residential areas) which composed totally by 13 macro influential factors according to the KAYA identity. Then, 30 provinces in China are clustered into four classes according to the influential factors via the PSO-FCM clustering method. The key factors that determine emission growth in the provinces representing each cluster are investigated by applying Shapley value decomposition. Finally, based on guaranteed survival emissions, the reduction burden is allocated by controlling the key factors that decelerate CO2 emission growth rate according to the present economic development level, energy endowments, living standards, and the emission intensity of each province. A case study of the allocation of CO2 intensity reduction targets in China by 2020 is then conducted via the proposed method. The per capita added value of the secondary industry is the primary factor for the increasing carbon emissions in provinces. Therefore, China should limit the growth rate of its secondary industry to mitigate emission growth. Provinces with high cardinality of emissions have to shoulder the largest reduction, whereas provinces with low emission intensity met the minimum requirements for emission in 2010. Fifteen provinces are expected to exceed the national average decrease rates from 2011 to 2020.
`In' analytical NoteEnergy Policy Vol. 66, No. ; March 2014: p.630-644
Journal SourceEnergy Policy Vol. 66, No. ; March 2014: p.630-644
Key WordsProvincial Allocation ;  Carbon Emission ;  Carbon Emission Reduction Targets - CERT ;  Energy Policy ;  China ;  Chinese Energy Policy ;  Fuzzy Cluster ;  Shapley Value Decomposition ;  Future Energy Strategy ;  Particle Swarm Optimization - PSO ;  Algorithm, Fuzzy C-Means - FCM ;  PSO - FCM ;  Energy Endowments ;  Energy Demand