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Study of the Safety–Economy–Environmental Protection Coordination of Beijing’s Natural Gas Industry Based on a Coupling Coordination Degree Model

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Under the guidance of high-quality development goals, the energy industry should not only pay attention to the development level but also to the coordination effect among multiple elements. In the process of low-carbon development, natural gas plays an important transitional role as a clean fossil energy. In this study, by introducing the theoretical perspective of energy trilemma, a comprehensive measurement system of the three-dimensional development level of the regional natural gas industry was constructed. Then, in order to overcome the limitation that the coordination effect is weakened due to the concentration of function values, an improved coupling coordination model was established based on the redefined coupling degree distribution function. Next, based on actual data from Beijing from 2006 to 2022, the safety–economy–environmental protection development level of the natural gas industry was empirically analyzed, and the coupling coordination degree of multi-dimensional factors was deeply investigated. The empirical results reveal the following: (1) Beijing is one of the largest natural gas consumption markets in China, so the economy level of its natural gas industry was relatively high. However, the safety level and environmental protection level needed to be improved. This is mainly due to the scarce resource endowment, and the dependence of economic growth on fossil energy. (2) The coupling coordination degree showed a fluctuating upward trend. The coordination degree of safety and environmental protection was the best, mainly because they coexisted and promoted each other at the policy level. The coordination degree of safety and economy was also relatively high, mainly because supply security could provide resource support for market expansion and stabilize price levels. Meanwhile, a prosperous market would stimulate energy exploration and infrastructure extension. This study will help to provide a high-quality development plan for the natural gas industry for solving the regional energy trilemma.

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Titre Crossref
Study of the Safety–Economy–Environmental Protection Coordination of Beijing’s Natural Gas Industry Based on a Coupling Coordination Degree Model
Date Crossref
18/03/2025
Éditeur
MDPI AG
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journal-article

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  • Southwest Petroleum University pays non établi dans la notice
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  • School of Economics and Management pays non établi dans la notice
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  • School of Civil Engineering and Geomatics pays non établi dans la notice
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Southwest Petroleum University, School of Economics and Management et School of Civil Engineering and Geomatics.

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Les sujets associés

Energy, Environment, Economic GrowthGlobal Energy Security and PolicyRegional Development and Environment

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