Reason for recommendation: This article responds to the "Paris Agreement". Under the background that countries around the world pay more and more attention to the control of climate warming, and relevant policies and implementation paths are continuously introduced, along the "energy transition - the need for global low-carbon energy deployment - the process consumes traditional fossils Energy - may affect and occupy social demand - may increase carbon emissions" and reasonable assumptions such as "energy emission trap", citing international reports and previous research methods, adopting appropriate evaluation models in different energy system scenarios Quantitative research is conducted on the energy required for a series of mitigation pathways for climate control and the resulting carbon emissions, and policy recommendations are put forward accordingly.
Carefully read the entry point, scenario research method, result discussion, and countermeasures of this article on energy transition research, and combine your own thinking to inspire and extend new research problems and solutions.
Brief introduction: This article was published in Nature Communications, a comprehensive sub-journal of Nature on November 14, 2022. IF=17.764 in 5 years, MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE ranked 6/74, SCIE version partition Q1
Title: Energy and Carbon Emissions Required for a Low-Carbon Energy Transition
Research content: This paper calculates the energy demand and the resulting carbon emissions related to the energy system under 14 environmental pathways compatible with 1.5°C climate control.
Research method: Based on the calculation method of consumption, the direct and indirect energy use and carbon emissions related to the construction, operation and maintenance of the global low-carbon energy system are analyzed and evaluated using the EROI indicator;
References: A large number of energy journals in the past three years (Energy policy, Energy economics and other energy-related SSCI top journals), Nature's review articles, Science, and high-quality journal articles on climate and earth resources;
data sharing
According to the research theme of the nature article shared this time, combined with a large amount of literature, I think the following data may help you in your paper writing (data description attached)
1) Energy, regional economy and carbon dioxide emission panel data
2) Carbon emission efficiency
3) Low Carbon City Policy Database
4) White Paper on Low-Carbon Transformation of Chinese Energy Enterprises
5) The original text of nature: the amount of energy required for low-carbon transformation and the resulting carbon emissions
