Mechanisms, Technologies, and Policies for Carbon Peaking, Carbon Neutral Processes
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2023) | Viewed by 877
Special Issue Editors
Interests: land use and transportation integration; smart cities; low-carbon cities; sustainable urban form and policies; plan evaluation
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Interests: international investment; transnational corporation theory, regional economy, urban economy
Interests: mineral-phase feature identification and extraction; CO emission reduction and pollutant treatment of sintering flue gas; metallurgical energy saving and resource optimization
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The coordinated and sustainable development of the environment has always been valued by countries around the world. Governments from developing and developed countries recently reiterated their commitment to attaining carbon neutrality through energy efficiency, renewable energy, green financing, and a sustainable transportation system at the COP26 conference. Carbon peaking and carbon neutrality have become an important strategic goal for the world’s major energy-consuming countries to control carbon dioxide emissions. Determining how to effectively achieve this strategic goal has become the focus of global government managers and academics.
This Special Issue will collect papers on the mechanism and path of green low-carbon development in the industry, low-carbon transition strategy, and government policy support, including but not limited to cleaner production, low carbon efficiency, carbon footprint accounting, low-carbon supply chain, carbon data modeling, and simulation. The issue is planned to bring together academia with the most up-to-date techniques and theoretical expertise to further our understanding of feature utilization industry renovation, as well as inform policymakers about the stringent policy insights required to reach carbon neutrality in time.
Prof. Dr. Yan Song
Prof. Dr. Yuzhen Yang
Dr. Jie Li
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- carbon neutrality
- carbon peaking
- clean production
- carbon accounting
- low carbon efficiency
- low carbon supply chain
- industry economy
- sustainability
- government policy
- modeling and simulation.
