Analysis on the Status of Carbon Emission Decoupling and the Influencing Factors of Various Industries in Jiangxi Province
In order to respond to the coordinated development of economy and environment and a-chieve the goal of"dual carbon"development,it is of certain practical significance to study the car-bon emissions and decoupling of industries.Based on the various data of Jiangxi province in 2000,the study adopts the Tapio decoupling model to identify the decoupling situation of each industry,and combines the LMDI model to explore the driving factors affecting the carbon emissions of each industry and clarify the motivation behind the decoupling relationship.The results show that:1)In 2000,the carbon emission of Jiangxi province increased by 10 188.6×104 t,and the energy con-sumption structure was dominated by fossil energy,and the energy consumption intensity showed a downward trend.2)During the study period,economic growth has an incremental effect on carbon emissions;Population growth first increases and then decreases carbon emissions.The impact of in-dustrial structure on carbon emissions is volatile and effective.Energy intensity and energy mix have an overall incremental effect on carbon emissions,with significant differences across industries.3)During the study period,the decoupling between carbon emissions and economic growth in Jiangxi province is generally better,with the primary industry and the secondary industry showing a state of decoupling,while the tertiary industry as a whole is in a state of negative decoupling.This paper studies the carbon emission decoupling of segmented industries in Jiangxi province from multiple per-spectives,in order to provide reference suggestions for energy conservation and emission reduction and industrial transformation.
emissionsLMDI index decomposition modeldecoupling analysisindustry segmentstime-space variation