Low carbon economy

Our energy future - Creating a Low Carbon Economy, February, 2003 http //www.dti.gov.uk/energy/whitepaper/index.shtml... 

Department of Trade and Industry 2003. White Paper Our energy future -creating a low carbon economy , February 2003. 

The route to achieving a low-carbon economy without nuclear power is discussed in Energy — the changing climate the 22nd Report of the (UK) Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution (RCEP, 2000), The Stationery Office, London. 

Countries and world environment from the Kyoto protocol, the UK energy white paper in 2003, the Copenhagen conference in cancun, industries in our country and the world will be focused on the development of low carbon economy. 

From the superiority of the enterprise internal and external opportunity comprehensive consideration, to the development of old mining area of low carbon economy is positive, is in line with the enterprise own development and the national basic policy inevitably. 

From the perspective of the external threats to deal with low carbon economy development goals and the relationship between the growth of enterprise development, the implementation of coal output and profits greening , is achievable. 

Aging mine developing low carbon economy is in line with the coal group company s overall development and the overall layout ... 

Aging mine developing low carbon economy for the national coal industry similar type of aging mine second development provides a good model and example, has a strong demonstration effect. 

In conclusion, developing low carbon economy is aging mine out of all kinds of adverse conditions, through the low carbon transition achieve prolong the mine life cycle of the inevitable choice. 

Developing low carbon economy is the inevitable choice of aging mine, the main reason has the following three aspects ... 

Aging mine developing low carbon economy fits the requirement of the current low carbon economy development situation at home and abroad ... 

Wang Wenjuan. 2011. Study on the coal industrial chain optimization based on low carbon economy. Fudan University, 2011. 

Kitasei S, Mastny L (2010) Powering the low-carbon economy the once and future roles of renewable energy and natural gas. Worldwatch reprat 184. Worldwatch Institute, Washington, DC... 

The report analyses the period of change that we are facing in the transition to a low-carbon economy and what governments, and industry, can do now. 

Within this policy debate, fuel cells are seen as being one of the key technologies that will facilitate the transition towards a low-carbon economy. Whether they are deployed in the home, the office or as uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, what we are likely to see is a growing proliferation of these units over the coming decades. 

European Commission COM (2011)112 final, A Roadmap for moving to a competitive low carbon economy in 2050 (2011)... 

It should be noted that in the EU, socioeconomics is at the heart of many policies. Therefore, the GIF broad area 3 (Section 10.3) Economics should cover a wider domain than just economics—ideally it should be renamed Socioeconomics. In this context, it should be recalled that, in view of their decision on the Euratom part of Horizon-2020, the EU Council (Council meeting of June 28, 2011) requested that the Commission organize a symposium in 2013 on the benefits and limitations of nuclear fission for a low carbon economy. The symposium will be prepared by... 

McKinsey Company (2009) Pathways to a low-carbon economy version 2 of the global greenhouse gas abatement cost curve. 

N. Fujiwara, "Sector-specific Activities as the Driving Force towards a Low-Carbon Economy From the Asia-Pacific Partnership to a Global Partnership", CSEP No.262 (2012)Information on http //www.ceps.be ook/sector-specific-activities-driving-force-towards-low-carbon-economy -asia-pacific-partnership-gl... 

European Commission, 2015a. Renewable Energy. Moving Towards a Low Carbon Economy. Available from https //ec.europa.eu/energy/en/topics/renewable-energy (accessed 01.09.15.). 

EU, 2012. NER300-Moving Towards a Low Carbon Economy and Boosting Innovation, Growth and Employment Across the EU. Commission Staff Working Document 224 final. 

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