The transition pathway of energy supply systems towards carbon neutrality based on a multi-regional energy infrastructure planning approach: A case study of China
Authors:
- Siming SongSSSiming Song
- Tianxiao LiTLTianxiao Li
- Pei LiuPLPei Liu
- Zheng LiZLZheng Li
Abstract
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Funding Information
- BP
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (71690245, 71934006)
- Tsinghua University
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