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Deep Graph Learning for Industrial Carbon Emission Analysis and Policy Impact

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  • Haebom

Author

Xuanming Zhang

Outline

To address the challenges of industrial carbon emissions forecasting (multicollinearity and complex interdependencies), we propose a graph-based deep learning framework, DGL. Using EDGAR v8.0 data, we demonstrate excellent predictive performance across countries and industry sectors, achieving over 15% error reduction. We use GNN to model inter-industry relationships and temporal transformers to learn long-term patterns. Attention weighting and causal analysis are used to maintain interpretability and demonstrate policy relevance.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
The first graph-temporal architecture that addresses multicollinearity and structurally encodes feature relationships.
Integrating causal inference to identify the true causes of emissions, improving transparency and fairness.
Provides industry-specific decarbonization strategies and policy guidance aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.
Identify high-emission "hotspots" and propose equitable intervention plans.
Providing a powerful tool for policymakers and industry stakeholders to achieve carbon reduction goals.
Limitations:
Reference to specific Limitations is not included in the paper.
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