英文摘要 |
The increment of steel industrial CO2 emission in 1981 to 2001 can be decomposed into four factors by using Divisia Index analysis: (1) the CO2 emission factor, (2) the industrial energy allocation (coefficient), (3) total energy intensity and (4) total production value. According the result of this study, the amount of CO2 emission increased 12.17 million tons during 1981 through 2001, it shows that the increment is caused by total production value mainly. Further, this study utilizes input-output (I-O) structural decomposition analysis to decompose total production value factor. Preliminary result shows that the change of domestic final demand and the export growth are primary factors of CO2 emission increment. In general, steel industry is classic high energy consumption and high CO2 emission sector. It is recommended that steel industry should keep improving research and development capability and employ Arc Steel-making process to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emission. |