Embodied greenhouse gas emissions from building China’s large-scale power transmission infrastructure

Embodied greenhouse gas emissions from building China’s large-scale power transmission infrastructure

China has built the world’s largest power transmission infrastructure by consuming massive volumes of greenhouse gas- (GHG-) intensive products such as steel. A quantitative analysis of the carbon implications of expanding the transmission infrastructure would shed light on the trade-offs among thre...

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Main Authors: Chen, B. (Author), Cheng, Y. (Author), Feng, K. (Author), Guan, D. (Author), Kang, C. (Author), Li, J. (Author), Liang, X. (Author), Meng, J. (Author), Qian, H. (Author), Wang, M. (Author), Wei, W. (Author), Xue, J. (Author), Yang, Q. (Author), Zhang, N. (Author), Zhang, P. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nature Research 2021
Subjects:
Carbon
Climate change
Climate change mitigation
Economic and social effects
Energy access
Gas emissions
GHG emission
Greenhouse gas (GHG)
Greenhouse gases
High resolution inventories
Infrastructure construction
Infrastructure development
Light transmission
Power transmission
Transmissions
Western region
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