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Frontiers in Energy

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ISSN 2095-1698(Online)

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Frontiers in Energy  2018, Vol. 12 Issue (3): 353-361   https://doi.org/10.1007/s11708-018-0564-0
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《巴黎协定》后中国CO2减排的形势与措施
何建坤()
中国北京市清华大学现代管理中心(100084)
Situation and measures of China’s CO2 emission mitigation after the Paris Agreement
Jiankun HE()
Research Center for Contemporary Management (RCCM), Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China
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全球应对气候变化进入全面落实《巴黎协定》的实施阶段,为实现全球控制温升不超过2℃目标,各国都必须加大减排力度。中国把应对气候变化减排目标与国内可持续发展战略相结合,推动能源革命和经济发展方式向低碳转型,强化2020年前的承诺和行动,单位GDP的CO2强度到2020年可比2005年下降50%以上,超额实现40-45%的对外承诺目标。当前经济新常态下进一步加强政策措施,大力节能,持续提高能源利用效率和经济产出效益,同时大力发展新能源和可再生能源,加速能源结构的低碳化,使GDP的CO2强度年下降率持续保持4%以上的较高水平,并不断提高,从而使GDP的CO2强度下降率到2030年左右尽早超过GDP的增长率,实现CO2排放达峰目标,促进经济发展方式的根本性转折,并为本世纪下半叶建成以新能源和可再生能源为主体的近零排放的可持续能源体系奠定基础。中国实施绿色低碳发展理念,加快能源和经济的低碳转型,实现经济增长与CO2减排双赢的政策和行动,也将为广大发展中国家提供有益的借鉴。另一方面,中国在国际上也将继续推进《巴黎协定》的落实和实施,发挥积极的、建设性的引领作用,促进合作共赢、公平正义、共同发展的全球气候治理新机制的建设,努力构建人类命运共同体,促进各国间特别是发展中国家间的务实合作,把应对气候变化作为新的发展机遇,共同走上气候适宜型低碳经济发展路径

Abstract

Global response to climate change has entered the phase of full implementation of the Paris Agreement. To control the global temperature rise below 2°C, all countries must make more efforts to reduce emission. China has combined its goal of emission reduction for combating climate change with its domestic sustainable development strategy to promote energy revolution and the transition of economic development to low-carbon patterns. Through reinforcing the commitment and action before 2020, the CO2 intensity of GDP can decrease by more than 50% by 2020 compared with that of 2005, and the external commitment target of a 40%–45% decrease can be over fulfilled. Currently, under the new economic normal, China further strengthens the policy measure, vigorously saves energy, enhances energy use efficiency and the economic output benefit, and simultaneously develops new and renewable energy and accelerates energy structural decarbonization, so that the annual decrease rate of the CO2 intensity of GDP keeps a high level of more than 4% and remains increasing. Thus, the decrease rate of the CO2 intensity of GDP will exceed the GDP growth rate, and then CO2 emission will peak around 2030. This will promote the fundamental turning of economic development mode, and lay a foundation for the establishment of a sustainable energy system with near-zero emissions and with new and renewable energy as the main body in the second half of this century. China implements the concept of green low-carbon development and accelerates the low carbon transition of energy and economy to achieve win-win results in economic growth and CO2 emission mitigation, and these policies and actions will also provide experiences for many other developing countries. On the other hand, China will continue to play a positive and constructive leading role in the implementation of the Paris Agreement internationally, and promote the construction of new mechanisms of win-win cooperation, fairness and justice and common development for global climate governance. Moreover, China will make an effort to build a community of common destiny for mankind, promote pragmatic cooperation among countries, especially among developing countries, and take combating climate change as a new development opportunity for jointly moving toward climate-friendly low-carbon economic development path.

Key wordsclimate change    the Paris Agreement    energy revolution    NDC (national determined contribution) goals
收稿日期: 2017-12-28      出版日期: 2018-09-05
通讯作者: 何建坤     E-mail: hejk@tsinghua.edu.cn
Corresponding Author(s): Jiankun HE   
 引用本文:   
何建坤. 《巴黎协定》后中国CO2减排的形势与措施[J]. Frontiers in Energy, 2018, 12(3): 353-361.
Jiankun HE. Situation and measures of China’s CO2 emission mitigation after the Paris Agreement. Front. Energy, 2018, 12(3): 353-361.
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