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1 How to model the future scenario for China with a Dynamic Economy Kejun JIANG [email protected] Energy Research Institute, China Workshop on GHG Stabilization Scenarios Tsukuba, Japan on January 22-23, 2004 ERI, China ERI, China

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How to model the future scenario for China with a Dynamic Economy

Kejun [email protected]

Energy Research Institute, China

Workshop on GHG Stabilization ScenariosTsukuba, Japan on January 22-23, 2004

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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Energy Production and Consumption in China

0200400600800

1000120014001600

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ion

tce

Production

Consumption

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CO2 emission in China

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CO2 Emission in China

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Premary Energy Elasticity

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:基准线

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edium

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Energy Production and Consumption in China

0200400600800

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CO2 Emission Trends in China

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O2) Coal Combustion

Oil CombustionGas CombustionBiofuel CombustionCement ProductionBiomass BurningCarbon Uptake

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IPAC-Emission

Population: China

0.00.51.01.52.02.53.0

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LES

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ERI:CESS-Medium

ERI:CESS-High

CCE1997:BaU

EDM

CCE2000:ED

Tsinghua-MARKAL

Tsinghua

AIM/China

SGM-China

AIM/SRES-C

AIM/SRES-D

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AIM/SRES-E

TIMER A1

GDP of Chi na

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ERI :CESS-Medi um

ERI :CESS-Hi gh

CCE2000:BaU

CCE2000:ED

CCE1997:A

CCE1997:B

Tsi nghua-MARKAL

AIM/SRES-C

AIM/SRES-D

AIM/SRES-S

AIM/SRES-E

TIMER-A1

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EDM-Hi gh

EDM-Medi um

EDM Low

Primary Energy in China

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tce

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CS:替代方案

CS:低替代方案

ERI-CEED

LES

ERI:CESS-Low

ERI:CESS-Medium

ERI:CESS-High

CCE1997:A

CCE1997:B

CCE2000:BaU

CCE2000:ED

Tsinghua-MARKAL

AIM/SRES-C

AIM/SRES-D

AIM/SRES-S

AIM/SRES-E

TIMER-A1

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TIMER-B2

Final energy in China

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国家研究Baseline

国家研究替代方案

国家研究的 增 方案替代方案经济 长

中国能源 略研究战 : 低方案

中国能源 略研究战 : 中方案

中国能源 略研究战 : 高方案

Tsinghua-MARKAL

AIM/China

SGM-China

AIM/SRES-C

AIM/SRES-D

AIM/SRES-S

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GDP Per Capita

42318

31707 30845 2895926071

12068

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The urbanization course in China

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The urbanization level of othercountries in 1995

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中国的城市化 程进 1995年其它国家的城市化水平

The urbanization course in China

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The urbanization level of othercountries in 1995

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中国的城市化 程进 1995年其它国家的城市化水平

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Average living area per capita, m2

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rural area in China

urban area in China

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GDP Growth Rate in China

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Steel output in China

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Motor Vehicles Output in China

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Per Capita Residence Floor Space

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Rural

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Space Floor Completed

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Economy Target of China in 2020

Government Target: Overall wealthy societyOn the basis of economy structure optimal and increasing profit, GDP will be four time in 2020 comparing with that in 2000,realize fundamental industrialization”;Take a new way for industry development;“continually increase ability for sustainable development”;

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Framework of IPAC

IPAC-SGM

IPAC-AIM/tech

IPAC-Emission

IPAC/Tech

IPAC-TIMER

IPAC/AIM-Local

Energy demand and supplyPrice/investmentEconomic impactMedium/long-term analysis

Region analysisMedium/short analysisEnergy demand and supplyTechnology policy

Medium/short term analysisTechnology assessmentDetailed technology flow

IPAC-MATERIAL

Energy demand and supplFull range emissionPrice, resource, technologMedium-long term analysisEconomic impact

Environment industryPollutant emissionMedium/long-term analys

Technology developmentEnvironment impactTechnology policy

AIM-air IPAC-health

Energy demand and supplyPrice/investmentMedium/long-term analysis

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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Co-benefit to Consistency: climate and development

Identify domestic development plan

Domestic energy/land use policies

Looking for consistency

Help developing countries for their own purpose based on the consistency

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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Unit Energy Use in Steel Making Industry

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1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000

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kgce

Large ConvertorContinuous Casting

Large Blast Furnace

Coke Dry Quenching

Coal Powder InjectionTRT

Fluit Gas Recovery DCF COREX

EF

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IPAC-AIM/Technology:

CO2 Emission Reduction Cost

020406080

100120140

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500

Accum ula ted Em ission Reduction, Million t-C

CO

st, U

S$

Agricult

Industry

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Service

Urban

Rural

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Marginal Abatement Cost: IPAC-Emission model

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AIM/Technology

CO2 emi ssi on

0. 00E+005. 00E+141. 00E+151. 50E+152. 00E+152. 50E+153. 00E+153. 50E+15

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2003

2006

2009

2012

2015

2018

2021

2024

2027

2030

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g-C

Pol i cyMarketFrozen

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Impact mitigation on Chinese economy

2010 2020 2030 2050 2075 2100

650 -0.10% -0.10% 1.20% 1.10% 0.90% 0.90%

550 -0.20% -0.20% 1.90% 2.00% 2.00% 2.40%

450 1.40% 2.30% 2.90% 3.70% 3.90% 4.80%

Per Capita Emission -0.20% -0.20% -0.10% -0.10% 0.70% 1.50%

Carbon Intensity -0.20% -0.20% -0.10% -0.10% -0.20% -0.20%

650 -1.50% -1.70% 18.80% 22.60% 27.70% 30.50%

550 -2.60% -2.40% 29.10% 40.60% 51.60% 58.00%

450 14.70% 30.00% 41.60% 62.40% 69.00% 75.00%

Per Capita Emission -2.60% -2.40% -1.90% -1.80% 27.30% 48.50%

Carbon Intensity -2.60% -2.40% -1.90% -1.80% -4.00% -3.10%

GDP loss,%

CO2 reduction rate,%

Marginal Abatement Cost: IPAC-SGM model

Change of GDP by CDM implementation in China

0.00%0.02%0.04%0.06%0.08%0.10%

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Marginal Abatement Cost: IPAC-SGM model

Emission reduction by CDM implementation

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An easy way

More flexible market-multilateral/bilateral/global

Technology R&D/international collaboration

Domestic policies

Criticism system: reporting

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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Next

Modeling focus on technology change and domestic policies: demand from energy planning

Driver analysis by using IPAC-AIM/Technology, join the forum for energy scenario

Study for city or province: Beijing, Chongqing, Taiyuan, Ningxia

After Kyoto

Multi-gas analysis

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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UK: A Low Carbon Economy

60% emission reduction by 2050, and hope other developed country join

By using various countermeasures

Not much impact on economy: 0.5%-2% in 2050

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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UK:Countermeasures

Emission trading: volunteer trading system

Energy efficiency increasing:companies, household and public utilities

Natural gas import

Extension of competitive energy market

Technology innovation: hydrogen, renewable energy, CHP and new energy conservation technology

Work together with I8 and EU for technology R&D

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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UK: technologies

Offshore power generation(Wave, tide and wind)

CHP(local biomass, waste, wind, tide)

Mini-power generation(polygeneration, feul cell, PV)

New building design(0 emission)

Fuel cell

Transport(Hybrid, bio-fuel, hydrogen)

Nuclear fusion

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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Others

Similar countermeasure package

Different target(only for Kyoto)

US, Japan, EU

ERI, ChinaERI, China

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Policies contribute to climate change

aEconomic policies to promote tertiary industry aClean energy supply policy: natural gasaRenewable energy development: national wind plan,

hydropoweraClean coal technology promotionaHigh efficiency technology: green lighting, energy

efficiency standardaClean production aClose low efficiency and small scale factoryaTechnology R&D: 863 high-tech project, 973 research

planaEmission standardaSO2 emission marketa…

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What’s for China

aTaking action in some senseaBut hard to make political commitmentaPolicy implementationaNot difficult to combine climate change and domestic

developmentaShould prepare 20 year national plan, and think about

2050 long-term strategyaChina follow well the experience on energy policies and

countermeasureaTechnology is difficult/importantaDiscussion about technology transfer/localization

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2004 is important

a“Eleventh-Five Year Plan”a“National Climate change strategy”aEnergy forecasting/scenarioaIntegrating with local development/at early time

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Modeling activities

aThink about near or medium term policy implementationaTechnology diffusion, R&DaWhat’s the impact of UK proposalaAfter Kyoto: meaning of Participation/ new framework