摘要
通过构建区域间双边碳转移测算模型,本文以中国大陆省级行政单元为对象测算了省域最终需求和出口引致的碳转移,并通过设计合理的分配因子来实施省域间碳排放责任共担。结果表明:本省域最终需求引致的碳排放约占全部生产侧碳排放的41%,外省域最终需求引致的碳排放占比约为31%,出口引致的碳排放占比约为22%。省域最终需求和出口引致的碳转移呈现从京津地区、东部沿海和南部沿海的省域向北部和中部地区的省域转移,其中各省域出口引致的净碳转移量平均占全部净碳转移量的43.7%,出口是引致省域间碳转移的重要因素。基于省域间碳排放责任共担结果,论文提出对重点减排省域实施"约束+补偿"的碳减排合作模式,同时控制碳排放的生产端和消费端,减少碳排放和碳转移量。
By constructing a calculation model of inter-regional bilateral carbon transfer, this paper measures the carbon transfer caused by the inter-provincial demand and export, and designs allocation factors to implement responsibility sharing of carbon emissions.The results show that during the study period,the carbon emissions caused by the inner-provincial demand accounted for about 41% of the total production-based carbon emissions, the carbon emissions caused by the inter-provincial demand accounted for about 31%, and the carbon emissions caused by the export accounted for about 22%. The path of carbon transfer caused by the inter-provincial demand and export is from the provinces located in Beijing-Tianjin,eastern and southern coastal areas to the provinces located in northern and central areas. The net carbon transfers induced by export accounted for 43.7% of the total carbon transfers. Therefore, the export is an important factor which has caused a lot of inter-provincial carbon transfers. Based on the results of responsibility sharing of inter-regional carbon emissions, we propose to implement a "constraint and compensation" cooperation mode in carbon reduction within the main carbon emission provinces in order to reduce carbon emissions and carbon transfers by controlling the production and consumption of carbon emissions simultaneously.
作者
汪燕
王文治
马淑琴
Wang Yan;Wang Wenzhi;Ma Shuqin(School of Economics,Zhejiang Gongs hang University,Hangzhou 310018)
出处
《浙江社会科学》
CSSCI
北大核心
2020年第1期40-51,156,共13页
Zhejiang Social Sciences
基金
浙江省哲学社会科学规划课题“浙江省碳排放空间转移效应的测量及减排政策的绩效模拟”(项目编号:17NDJC210YB)
教育部人文社会科学研究青年基金项目“中国省域碳排放权的初始分配及其政策模拟:基于三种碳排放责任界定原则下的评估与比较”(项目编号:17YJC790157)
关键词
碳转移
责任共担
碳减排合作
carbon transfer
responsibility sharing
cooperation in carbon reduction