By RT Watson, MC Zinyowera, RH Moss (Eds).
ISBN-10: 9291691003
ISBN-13: 9789291691005
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For example, if hydrogen is to become a zero-carbon feedstock and fuel, work International Initiatives Special Opportunities for Annex I Countries with Economies in Transition and Non-Annex I Countries The reindustrialization process in countries with economies in transition provides major opportunities to replace inefficient, high-carbon industries with efficient low-carbon manufacturing processes. Much of this change will involve restructuring these 36 Technologies, Policies and Measures for Mitigating Climate Change economies, as heavy industry is replaced by alternative manufacturing.
1). Several studies have indicated that these potential savings are not achieved for a variety of reasons, in particular their low importance for vehicle manufacturers and purchasers relative to other priorities, such as reliability, safety and performance. Many vehicle users also budget for vehicle operation separately from vehicle purchase, especially where the latter depends on obtaining a loan, so that they do not trade off the vehicle price directly against operating costs. Although fuel savings may not justify the time, effort and risk involved for the individual or corporate vehicle purchaser, they could be achieved through measures that minimize or bypass these barriers.
The CO2 emissions of the industrial sector of non-Annex I countries continue to grow as the sector expands, even though energy intensity is dropping in some countries such as China. If energyintensity improvements continue in non-Annex I countries, and if decarbonization of energy use follows the pattern of OECD Annex I countries, total GHG emissions from the developing world could grow more slowly than projected in the IPCC IS92 scenarios. Figure 2 shows industrial sector CO2 emissions relative to per capita gross domestic product (GDP), illustrating that, for some countries, industrial sector emissions have fallen or remain constant even with substantial economic growth as a result of energy-intensity improvements, decarbonization of energy, or industrial structural changes.
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