The residential sector is the second largest consumer in China with great room for energy
consumption growth, as well as the related carbon emissions. Thus, how to reduce the …

Residential sector is one of the greatest contributors to national CO 2 emissions in China,
contributing towards 10.3% in 2012. With rapid urbanization and development in the future …

Economic development has promoted urbanization in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (BTH)
region. With the improvement of living standards, residential consumption have become an …

China faces significant challenges to supply its urban-rural development with energy while
reducing carbon emissions. Residential consumption, which is the second-most important …

Effective strategies, policies and measures for carbon emission reduction need to be
developed and implemented according to good understanding of both local conditions and …

This research establishes a residential indirect carbon emissions model through input–
output structure decomposition analysis (IO-SDA) and LMDI, analyses the influencing factors …

With China's urbanization, issues relating to emission reduction of buildings have become
more prominent. Based on the latest data, we estimate total area of China's buildings, total …

Population migration embodies virtual residential energy consumption and carbon transfer
from the origin to the destination. Based on the differences of the per capita levels between …

Understanding carbon emission profile of cities from multiple perspectives is a prerequisite
to design just and effective carbon reduction policies. Previous studies on CO 2 emissions …

Urbanization is a significant factor for soaring building carbon emissions. However, few
studies have explored how the urbanization influences urban building carbon emissions …