Zero Carbon Industrial Park Energieopslagkrachtcentrale

What is a zero-carbon industrial park?

Industrial parks are the central units for the development and aggregation of industries, playing an important role in implementing China’s “dual-carbon” strategy. Zero-carbon industrial parks represent a new form of development for future industrial parks and how to build them has become a focus of current research.

Can a zero carbon industrial park be built?

The question of how to build a new zero carbon industrial park (ZEIP) or transform a Low Carbon Industrial Park (LCIP) into a ZEIP is an important one that requires investigation. Achieving zero carbon emissions for an industrial park is a valid goal, and the emission boundary and definition of a ZEIP need to be elaborated.

What does zero carbon mean?

In the context of an industrial park, zero carbon means no fossil fuel combustion for energy, no biomass combustion for energy, no biofuels combustion for energy, no CO2 emitting manufacturing, and no deforestation. Energy consumption plays an important role in the economic development of the industrial park.

What technologies are needed for zero-carbon industrial parks?

Thirdly, from the aspects of Integrated Energy System Planning, hydrogen energy storage and appli-cations, CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage), and other aspects of the key technologies needed for zero-carbon industrial parks are outlined.

What is a park-level low-carbon integrated energy collaborative plan?

In the context of a park-level low-carbon integrated energy collaborative plan, the energy supply and demand characteristics of the park should be analyzed, and carbon quantification methods should be used to consider various zero-carbon measures.

Does industrial park a have a low-carbon competitiveness index?

Through the strategic design of Industrial Park A's optimization path, 69–85.4 % mitigation of carbon emissions was achieved. To quantify the advantages of carbon reduction, the carbon competitiveness index (CCI) was selected as a metric to characterize the future low-carbon competitiveness of the industrial park.