Search Results - subject:"CO2 Abatement"

CO2 reduction potentials and abatement costs of renewables and flexibility options : a linear optimization approach for the German sector-coupled energy system until 2045

Misconel, Steffi - In: Energy strategy reviews 52 (2024), pp. 1-20

strategies. The assessment of marginal CO2 abatement cost curves (MACC) is commonly used to link costs and emission reduction of … decarbonization measures, with the cumulative CO2 abatement potential and associated costs. This study aims to calculate a step … interactions of decarbonization options by applying a linear optimization model to determine the minimal cost of CO2 abatement. The …

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Firm, industry, and country effects on CO2 emissions levels

López-Manuel, Lucas; Vázquez, Xosé H.; Sartal, Antonio - In: Business strategy and the environment 32 (2023) 6, pp. 3965-3976

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Energy-saving and emission-abatement potential of Chinese coal-fired power enterprise: A non-parametric analysis

Wei, Chu; Löschel, Andreas; Liu, Bing - 2015

power plants. Our results show a substantial variation of energy-saving potential and CO2 abatement potential among … challenge for China's power sector. Increasing attention has been placed on the evaluation of energy efficiency and CO2 … abatement potential in the power sector. However, studies at the micro-level are relatively rare due to serious data limitations …

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Energy-saving and emission-abatement potential of Chinese coal-fired power enterprise : a non-parametric analysis

Wei, Chu; Löschel, Andreas; Liu, Bing - 2015

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CO2 abatement policies in the power sector under an oligopolistic gas market

Hecking, Harald - Energiewirtschaftliches Institut (EWI), Universität zu … - 2015

The paper at hand examines the power system costs when a coal tax or a fixed bonus for renewables is combined with CO2 emissions trading. It explicitly accounts for the interaction between the power and the gas market and identifies three cost effects: First, a tax and a subsidy both cause...

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