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Carbon Ticket Management System (CTMS)

In: The Carbon Emission Liability Mechanism

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  • Baoming Yang

    (Tongji University)

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Carbon Ticket Management System (CTMS) is one of the two core systems within the CELM-based “1+1” Decarbonation System, functioning as a comprehensive big data platform that meticulously tracks and manages the carbon footprints of every commodity across society. It clarifies the CEL of all organizations and individuals in the whole society, thereby furnishing crucial data pillars that underpin the decarbonation system in the whole society. Research shows that the global climate challenge has proven intractable over the past three decades, primarily due to the enigmatic nature of carbon footprint data. Solving the challenge in this complex, information-scarce black box scenario has been akin to a blind man attempting to comprehend the grandeur of an elephant. The introduction of CTMS, rooted in the CELM, unleashes immense potential by illuminating these previously obscured facets.

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  • Baoming Yang, 2025. "Carbon Ticket Management System (CTMS)," Springer Books, in: The Carbon Emission Liability Mechanism, chapter 0, pages 181-222, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-981-96-3612-9_7
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-96-3612-9_7
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