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Change of Fossil-Fuel-Related Carbon Productivity Index of the Main Manufacturing Sectors in Poland

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 21 Sep 2022Publisher:MDPI AGJournal:Energies, volume 15, page 6,906 (eissn: 1996-1073,

Authors: Adam Dominiak; Artur Rusowicz;

doi: 10.3390/en15196906

Change of Fossil-Fuel-Related Carbon Productivity Index of the Main Manufacturing Sectors in Poland

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Abstract

The article presents the global characteristics of the Polish manufacturing industry and the structure of its energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions related to direct emission as a result of fuel combustion and indirect emission as a result of electricity consumption. The share of individual sectors in energy consumption and emission levels was determined, and the changes in this share over the last 20 years were determined. A method for determining the carbon productivity index for the emissions of individual industries with the use of global macroeconomic indicators was proposed. The index allows for the comparison of the productivity of individual industries, regardless of the nature of production. The change in carbon productivity in Polish industry over time was presented. On this basis, it was assessed which industries are particularly promising in terms of decarbonising the Polish industry.

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Warsaw University of Technology (WUT)
Poland
Warsaw University of Technology
Poland
Warsaw University of Technology
Poland

Keywords

Technology, T, decarbonisation, carbon dioxide emissions; manufacturing industry; emissivity indicators; carbon productivity index; energy transition; decarbonisation, energy transition, manufacturing industry, emissivity indicators, carbon dioxide emissions, carbon productivity index

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