The Assessment of Emission Allocation on Carbon Risk Impact for Energy Intensive Industries

• Main Authors: Zeng,Meng-Feng, 曾盟峯
• Other Authors: Lee,Chien-Ming
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/99881795747819495483

碩士 === 國立臺北大學 === 自然資源與環境管理研究所 === 100 === These years,the greenhouse effect and extreme climate’s phenomenon appear persistently. The greenhouse gases emission problem is being viewed as a big problem continuously, therefore, based on Cap-and-trade as perspective’s policy and measures’ protrusion continually, every countries in the world are starting to limit the industry’s greenhouse emission amounts strictly. Energy intensive industries face carbon’s prime cost and carbon risk that are being raised, it even affects carbon leakage phenomenon. Especially, the per capita emissions in Taiwan that are the top ones in this world. And most emissions will be concentrated on energy intensive industries specially, hence, how to lower down Taiwan’s carbon emission and the value of carbon risk in the matter of energy intensive industries, how to upgrade the sense of competitiveness of industries, how to get rid and overcome the problem of carbon leakage, have become the world’s matter that need immediate action to be solved.Therefore,this research wants to analyze different industries face different dangerous forms of carbon risk, and we will do research in deciding whole different kinds of subjects regarding on how to face different dangerous forms of carbon risk. Moreover, we will get through factory owners doing questionnaires in order to understand Taiwan energy intensive industries, how will they overcome a situation when they face the dangerous things of carbon risk and the main motivation of emission reduction. From this thing, we can understand the factory owners will choose what investment in reduction technology research or develop reward measure and prefer what allocation method. Even, counting out the value of carbon risk of Taiwan’s seven largest energy intensive industries in these years. Finally, we estimate these emission allocation schemes and what kind of challenges that energy intensive industries are facing on the effect of dangerous things that exist on carbon risk. In addition, we also doing out and helping another measures and methods of reducing the impacts. From this on, we will provide some low carbon transition strategies.