1 Introduction The United States,Japan,Canada,the European Union,and other developed countries and regions have all formulated climate strategies and pledged to achieve net-zero CO_(2) emissions by 2050.China,meanwhil...1 Introduction The United States,Japan,Canada,the European Union,and other developed countries and regions have all formulated climate strategies and pledged to achieve net-zero CO_(2) emissions by 2050.China,meanwhile,has announced through the“carbon-peaking and carbon neutrality targets”in September 2020 that it aims to achieve“peak carbon use”by 2030 and“carbon neutrality”by 2060[1].According to statistical data from the International Energy Agency(IEA),Fig.1 illustrates the carbon intensity of electricity generation in various regions in the Announced Pledge Scenario(APS)from 2010 to 2040[2].One can easily observe that each region aims to accomplish a sharp decrease in the carbon intensity of electricity generation after 2020.展开更多
China announced its intention to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 in 2020,and there is an urgent need to understand the viability of emission pathways to reach this goal.This study presents the IPAC modelling team...China announced its intention to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 in 2020,and there is an urgent need to understand the viability of emission pathways to reach this goal.This study presents the IPAC modelling team's scenario analysis on China's hydrogen utilisation as a key option for carbon neutrality pathways.In contrast to other studies,this study examines the demand for hydrogen as a feedstock and process material in the industrial sector and as a source of energy in the transportation sector in relation to China's energy system transition.The process of manufacturing hydrogen from carbon-free power generation was also analysed.The finding indicates that the demand for hydrogen could reach 52.4 Mt by 2050 and that the hydrogen will come from renewable power generation and nuclear energy,increasing the demand for electricity by 1884.8 TW h.There are several regions in China with abundant renewable energy and low power generation costs,which will make the hydrogen-based industry competitive in these regions after 2035.展开更多
文摘1 Introduction The United States,Japan,Canada,the European Union,and other developed countries and regions have all formulated climate strategies and pledged to achieve net-zero CO_(2) emissions by 2050.China,meanwhile,has announced through the“carbon-peaking and carbon neutrality targets”in September 2020 that it aims to achieve“peak carbon use”by 2030 and“carbon neutrality”by 2060[1].According to statistical data from the International Energy Agency(IEA),Fig.1 illustrates the carbon intensity of electricity generation in various regions in the Announced Pledge Scenario(APS)from 2010 to 2040[2].One can easily observe that each region aims to accomplish a sharp decrease in the carbon intensity of electricity generation after 2020.
基金supported by the Key Research Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology(2017YFA0605032)the National Social Science Foundation(21ZDA085).
文摘China announced its intention to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 in 2020,and there is an urgent need to understand the viability of emission pathways to reach this goal.This study presents the IPAC modelling team's scenario analysis on China's hydrogen utilisation as a key option for carbon neutrality pathways.In contrast to other studies,this study examines the demand for hydrogen as a feedstock and process material in the industrial sector and as a source of energy in the transportation sector in relation to China's energy system transition.The process of manufacturing hydrogen from carbon-free power generation was also analysed.The finding indicates that the demand for hydrogen could reach 52.4 Mt by 2050 and that the hydrogen will come from renewable power generation and nuclear energy,increasing the demand for electricity by 1884.8 TW h.There are several regions in China with abundant renewable energy and low power generation costs,which will make the hydrogen-based industry competitive in these regions after 2035.
