KEYWORDS: Carbon, Analytical research, Atmospheric modeling, Wind energy, Data modeling, Control systems, Renewable energy, Oxidation, Solar energy, Power supplies
The power industry is the pioneer of energy conservation and emission reduction in China, and energy conservation and emission reduction serve as one of the most important tasks in China. According to the characteristics of the diversity of power sources, many scholars in China have studied the power carbon footprint and obtained some progress results. In accordance with the current situation of the power industry in Zhejiang Province, based on the net primary productivity model, the IPCC carbon emission method is used to form an applicable power carbon footprint calculation model. The results show that the power carbon footprint of Zhejiang Province increased from 8.399×106 hm2 to 9.659×106 hm2 and then reduced to 5.821×106 hm2 , while the carbon footprint of natural gas power has increased year by year, from 0.022×106 hm2 to 0.185×106 hm2 , and the carbon footprint intensity of power decreased from 17.75×10-4hm2 ·10000 yuan-1 to 9.01 ×10-4hm2 ·10000 yuan-1, indicating that the diversity of power structure in Zhejiang Province is increasing day by day. This paper provides a theoretical basis for energy structure optimization and has a certain application prospect and policy reference value.
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