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Energy saving and emission reduction: A project of coal-resource integration in Shanxi Province, China

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  • Zhang, Jianjun
  • Fu, Meichen
  • Geng, Yuhuan
  • Tao, Jin

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The small or middle coal mines with illegal operations in developing countries or regions can cause bad energy waste and environmental disruption. The project of coal-resource integration in Shanxi Province of China gives a new idea or an approach to energy saving and emission reduction. It is a social- and economic-ecological project. The paper shows the targets of energy saving and emission reduction in Shanxi Province, and analyses the aims, significance, design process and implementation of the integration project. Based on that, the paper discusses the challenges and opportunities the project brings. The analysis shows that the project of coal-resource integration in developing countries or regions can effectively improve mining technologies, collect capital and impel international cooperation and exchange. Finally, the paper analyses the concerns about the future, including the possible problems of implementation period, industrial updating, environmental impact and re-employment. However, the successful integration of coal resources can mitigate energy crisis and climate crisis and promote cleaner production effectively.

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  • Zhang, Jianjun & Fu, Meichen & Geng, Yuhuan & Tao, Jin, 2011. "Energy saving and emission reduction: A project of coal-resource integration in Shanxi Province, China," Energy Policy, Elsevier, vol. 39(6), pages 3029-3032, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:enepol:v:39:y:2011:i:6:p:3029-3032
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