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Decarbonization analysis on residential end uses in the emerging economies

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  • Ran Yan
  • Minda Ma

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This study explores the historical emission patterns and decarbonization efforts of China and India, the largest emerging emitters in residential building operations. Using a novel carbon intensity model and structural decomposition approach, it assesses the operational decarbonization progress over the past two decades. Results show significant decarbonization, with China and India collectively reducing 1498.3 and 399.7 MtCO2, respectively. Electrification notably contributed to decarbonizing space cooling and appliances in both countries.

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  • Ran Yan & Minda Ma, 2024. "Decarbonization analysis on residential end uses in the emerging economies," Papers 2407.01564, arXiv.org.
    • Handle: RePEc:arx:papers:2407.01564
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