Energy and atmosphere system planning of coal-dependent cities based on an interval minimax-regret coupled joint-probabilistic cost-benefit approach
Release time:2025-10-22
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- Affiliation of Author(s):
- 环境与市政工程学院
- Journal:
- Energy
- Key Words:
- Energy and atmosphere system, Coal-dependent, Ecologically fragile, Cost-benefit, Management
- Abstract:
- This study proposes a novel method titled interval minimax-regret coupled joint-probabilistic costbenefit analysis for the energy and atmosphere system planning of coal-dependent cities located in ecologically fragile areas under multiple uncertainties. The suitability of the model is demonstrated by applying it to Yulin City, China within a 15-year planning horizon (2020e2034). Energy and atmosphere system management schemes have been defined under 63 different scenarios in the model. Results reveal that: (i) both energy supply for the manufacturing industry and pollutant emission would decrease as joint probability level increases; (ii) a higher possibility of violating the total secondary energy output level would lead to a lower energy supply for the manufacturing industry and pollutant emission; (iii) when primary energy output and secondary energy output increase by 5% and 20%, respectively, and production is produced as planned, the system would achieve the lowest cost-benefit ratio ([0.67, 0.80]) and the highest net present value rate ([0.25, 0.48]) from 2020 to 2034. The model supports decision-makers by providing innovative insights into the tradeoffs among system objectivity, reliability, and profitability.
- Note:
- 祝颖
- Co-author:
- Wei,Z.,Li,Y.X.,Du,H.X.,Guo,Y
- First Author:
- ZHU Ying
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- Journal paper
- Volume:
- 卷:239
- Issue:
- 期:B
- Page Number:
- 页:122154
- Translation or Not:
- no
- Date of Publication:
- 2021-01-01
- Included Journals:
- SCI



