Forecast of Fossil Fuel Demand Based On Low Carbon Emissions from the Perspective of Energy Security

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Yanrong Huang
Jie Lin
Yingying Wang
Jian Min
Rui Wang
Di Jin
Bo Wei
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[1] Zhejiang University of Water Resource and Electric Power,College of Economics & Management
[2] Zhejiang University of Water Resource and Electric Power,Research Center for Digital Economy and Sustainable Development of Water Resources
[3] Guizhou University,School of Philosophy
[4] Wuhan University of Technology,School of Management
[5] Jiangxi University of Science and Technology,School of Economics & Management
[6] Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University,School of Economics
[7] Zhejiang Sci-Tech University,School of Computer Science and Technology
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fossil fuel; demand forecast; low carbon emissions; energy security;
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Fossil fuel is a key factor related to national energy security. Studying and judging the development trend of China’s future demand for fossil fuel and obtaining fossil fuel stably and adequately is of great significance to ensuring China’s political stability, normal operation of the national economy and national military security. Under the background of low carbon emissions in China, starting from the perspective of energy security, based on China’s carbon emissions and GDP data from 1997 to 2019, four methods, namely Ridge Regression, ARIMA Time Series Model, BP Neural Network and Linear Regression, are used to forecast and analyze the demand for six fossil fuels: raw coal, coke, crude oil, kerosene, diesel and natural gas, providing a reference for national energy policy formulation and fossil fuel security early warning.
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页码:1075 / 1082
页数:7
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