Economic Factors Analysis Based on Complete Decomposition Model for Energy Consumption in Liaoning Province
Sun Guang-sheng
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Sun Guang-sheng
Abstract
Taking the energy intensity into account,the non-residue complete decomposition model is applied to the quantitative analysis of the effects of three economically factors on the change in energy consumption in Liaoning PRC,i.e.,the economic growth and pattern and technological progress.Then,the results from the analysis are compared with the average level of the whole country to find out the characteristics of energy consumption in Liaoning Province and how these factors affected the change in energy consumption in different periods.The results will provide a scientific reference for energy policy formulating and improving energy-saving efficiency in the province.
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Taking the energy intensity into account,the non-residue complete decomposition model is applied to the quantitative analysis of the effects of three economically factors on the change in energy consumption in Liaoning PRC,i.e.,the economic growth and pattern and technological progress.Then,the results from the analysis are compared with the average level of the whole country to find out the characteristics of energy consumption in Liaoning Province and how these factors affected the change in energy consumption in different periods.The results will provide a scientific reference for energy policy formulating and improving energy-saving efficiency in the province.
Key concepts: Energy consumption, Energy intensity, Consumption (sociology), Decomposition, Energy conservation, Total energy, Environmental economics, Energy (signal processing)