Energy, Environmental and Economic Sustainability in East Asia
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Energy, Environmental and Economic Sustainability in East Asia
Policies and Institutional Reforms
Lee, Soo-Cheol; Fujikawa, Kiyoshi; Pollitt, Hector
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2019
288
Dura
Inglês
9781138500068
15 a 20 dias
453
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Introduction 1. Introduction to the E3ME and FTT Models Part I: Building Low-carbon Power Generation while Simultaneously Reducing the Role of Nuclear 2. Regulatory Policies to Reduce the Amount of Nuclear and Coal-fired Power Generation in East Asia 3. The Economic Impacts of Reduced Reliance on Coal and Nuclear Power Generation in East Asia 4. The Impacts of Combined Policies to Promote Sustainable Low Carbon Power Generation in East Asia Part II: Innovating to Reduce CO2 Emissions in Industry, Transport and Buildings 5. Policy Mixes to Meet the CO2 Emission Reduction Targets in All Sectors of the Economy in East Asia 6. Policies to Decarbonize Steel Industry in 2050 in East Asia 7. Policies to Decarbonize Passenger Vehicles in 2050 in East Asia 8. Policies to Decarbonize Household Heating Systems in 2050 in East Asia 9. Using the Revenues from Carbon Pricing Measures as a Part of Environmental Tax Reform in East Asia 10. Financing the Low-carbon Transition Part III: Wider Sustainability Issues: Reducing Water and Material Consumption, and Improving Air Quality 11. Interactions between Energy and Material Consumption in East Asia 12. Sustainable Use of Water Resource in East Asia 13. Transboundary Air Pollution and related Health Effects in East Asia Concluding Remarks and Future Challenges
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Ministry Of The Environment;Acid Deposition Monitoring Network;Asian business;Gdp Impact;Carbon emissions;Cambridge Econometrics;Pollution;Carbon Tax;East Asia;Electric Vehicles;Asian economy;Energy Sources;Environmental sustainability;Carbon Tax Rate;Sustainability;Coal Fired Power;Asia's economic development;Energy Conservation;institutional reform;Power Generation Mix;environmental policies;Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution;global sustainability;Coal Regulation;energy systems;Decarbonization Scenario;Coal Power Generation;Nuclear Power;Gdp Result;Vat Rate;GHG Emission Reduction;Energy Policy;Coal Fired Power Generation;Coal Power;Reference Scenario;Power Plants;Solar Thermal
Introduction 1. Introduction to the E3ME and FTT Models Part I: Building Low-carbon Power Generation while Simultaneously Reducing the Role of Nuclear 2. Regulatory Policies to Reduce the Amount of Nuclear and Coal-fired Power Generation in East Asia 3. The Economic Impacts of Reduced Reliance on Coal and Nuclear Power Generation in East Asia 4. The Impacts of Combined Policies to Promote Sustainable Low Carbon Power Generation in East Asia Part II: Innovating to Reduce CO2 Emissions in Industry, Transport and Buildings 5. Policy Mixes to Meet the CO2 Emission Reduction Targets in All Sectors of the Economy in East Asia 6. Policies to Decarbonize Steel Industry in 2050 in East Asia 7. Policies to Decarbonize Passenger Vehicles in 2050 in East Asia 8. Policies to Decarbonize Household Heating Systems in 2050 in East Asia 9. Using the Revenues from Carbon Pricing Measures as a Part of Environmental Tax Reform in East Asia 10. Financing the Low-carbon Transition Part III: Wider Sustainability Issues: Reducing Water and Material Consumption, and Improving Air Quality 11. Interactions between Energy and Material Consumption in East Asia 12. Sustainable Use of Water Resource in East Asia 13. Transboundary Air Pollution and related Health Effects in East Asia Concluding Remarks and Future Challenges
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Ministry Of The Environment;Acid Deposition Monitoring Network;Asian business;Gdp Impact;Carbon emissions;Cambridge Econometrics;Pollution;Carbon Tax;East Asia;Electric Vehicles;Asian economy;Energy Sources;Environmental sustainability;Carbon Tax Rate;Sustainability;Coal Fired Power;Asia's economic development;Energy Conservation;institutional reform;Power Generation Mix;environmental policies;Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution;global sustainability;Coal Regulation;energy systems;Decarbonization Scenario;Coal Power Generation;Nuclear Power;Gdp Result;Vat Rate;GHG Emission Reduction;Energy Policy;Coal Fired Power Generation;Coal Power;Reference Scenario;Power Plants;Solar Thermal
