Exploring a Low-Carbon Development Path for Vietnam
156Exploring a Low-Carbon Development Path for Vietnam
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Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781464807190 |
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Publisher: | World Bank Publications |
Publication date: | 12/31/2015 |
Series: | Directions in Development - Environment and Sustainable Development |
Pages: | 156 |
Product dimensions: | 7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.40(d) |
Table of Contents
Foreword xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Executive Summary xvii
Abbreviations xxiii
Chapter 1 Tire Case for Low-Carbon Development 1
Overview 1
Vietnam's Economic and Emissions Performance 1
Business as Usual versus Low-Carbon Development 5
Notes 9
Bibliography 9
Chapter 2 Low-Carbon Development Scenario 11
Overview 11
Introduction 12
Methodology: The BAU and LCD Scenarios 13
The Business-as-Usual Scenario 13
The Low-Carbon Development Scenario 14
Toward Low-Carbon Development 16'
Achieving Green Growth Targets 19
The Economics of Low-Carbon Development 21
Key Recommendations 25
Notes 25
Bibliography 27
Chapter 3 Energy Efficiency in Industrial and Household Sectors 29
Overview 29
Introduction 29
Energy Efficiency and Financial Competitiveness 33
Energy Efficiency at the Household Level 37
Energy Efficiency: An Implementation Gap Assessment 38
Key Recommendations 40
Notes 42
Bibliography 42
Chapter 4 Decarbonizing the Power Sector 45
Overview 45
Displacing CO2-Emitting Coal-Fueled Power Plants to Achieve Low-Carbon Development 46
Low-Carbon Development and Energy Security 58
Key Recommendations 62
Notes 64
Bibliography 65
Chapter 5 Sustainable Transportation and Urban Planning 67
Overview 67
Low-Carbon Development in the Transport Sector 67
Integrated Land-Use Planning 71
Note 72
Bibliography 72
Chapter 6 Macroeconomic and Electricity Pricing Implications 73
Overview 73
Introduction 73
Macroeconomic Implications 74
Electricity Pricing Implications 77
Mitigating Adverse Impacts 78
Notes 79
Bibliography 80
Chapter 7 Policy and Institutional Measures 81
Introduction 81
Area 1 Energy Price Reform 81
Area 2 Increasing the Energy Efficiency of Households and Industry 82
Area 3 Promotion of Gas in the Power Sector 83
Area 4 Use of Supercritical Coal Combustion Technology 83
Area 5 Renewable Energy 84
Area 6 Sustainable Transport 85
Area 7 Cross-Cutting Reforms to Promote LCD 86
Note 87
Bibliography 87
Appendix A EFFECT Model 89
Appendix B Marginal Abatement Costs 91
Appendix C Electricity Revenue Requirements Model 105
Appendix D Computable General Equilibrium Model 109
Appendix E Key Assumptions 113
Appendix F Data Tables 119
Appendix G Electricity Generation Capital and Fuel Expenditures by Scenario 127
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ES.1 CO2 Emissions Reductions Proposed, Relative to Business as Usual xviii
1.1 Vietnam's Annual GDP Growth, 2000-12 2
1.2 Changes in Carbon Dioxide Emissions in Select Nations and Regions, 2000 10 4
1.3 Vietnam's Change in CO2, Emissions per GDP Compared with Select Nations and Regions, 2000-10 5
1.4 Carbon Dioxide Emissions under the Business-as-Usual Scenario 6
1.5 Share of Increase in CO2 Emissions under BAU Scenario, 2010-30 7
2.1 CO2 Emissions: Business as Usual vs. Low-Carbon Strategy, 2010-30 17
2.2 Share of Cumulative Emissions Reductions: LCD Scenario, 2010-30 18
2.3 Emissions Reductions under LCD Scenario. 2010-30, Relative to BAU 20
2.4 Emissions Intensity and Emissions per Capita, 2010-30, BAU vs. LCD Scenarios 21
2.5 Vietnam's Marginal Abatement Cost Curve, 2010-30 23
3.1 Reduced Electricity Generation Capacity Additions: EE$10 vs. Business as Usual 31
3.2 Electric Demand Reductions at the Consumer Level 33
3.3 Marginal Abatement Cost Curve for Industrial Sector Energy Saving (Electricity and Fossil Fuels) 34
3.4 Marginal Abatement Cost Curve for Industrial Sector Electric and Energy Savings Options 35
3.5 Iron and Steel Producers: Marginal Abatement Cost Curves 36
3.6 Small Steel Producers: Marginal Abatement Cost Curves 36
3.7 Cement Sector: Marginal Abatement Cost Curves 37
3.8 Household Sector: Marginal Abatement Cost Curves 37
3.9 Framework of a Typically Successful Energy Efficiency Program 39
4.1 Electricity Generation Capacity Added Net of Energy Efficiency Gains 46
4.2 Peaking Share of Total Installed Capacity, by Scenario, 2010-30, MW 50