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The thermal power industry is a major contributor to China's CO 2  emissions, and its absolute emissions are still increasing year by year. Hence, this paper introduced a geographically weighted regression model to explore the spatial heterogeneity of different driving factors for this industry's CO 2  emissions. The empirical results show that standard coal consumption is a decisive factor affecting thermal power industry's CO 2  emissions, and its response to the western region is at the forefront. The average utilization hours of thermal power equipment in the central region exert a profound impact, while the western region devotes a lot to the installed capacity, and these two variables have great potential for CO 2  emission mitigation. However, the urbanization level and per capita electricity consumption have a slight effect on CO 2  emissions. These findings furnish constructive reference and policy implications to achieve emission abatement targets of different regions.

Spatial heterogeneity analysis of CO2 emissions in China’s thermal power industry: GWR model

Spatial heterogeneity analysis of CO₂ emissions in China’s thermal power industry: GWR model