Abstract
A model is presented for the estimation of the future S02 and NOx emissions in
Finland on the basis of energy use and traffic scenarios and emission reduction
strategies. The model is part of the Finnish Integrated Acidification Assessment
Model system (HAKOMA).
The energy use is given in the model for five sectors and nine fuels. Process
emissions from the industry have been included also. The plant register of the
model includes the 190 biggest power and industrial plants (about 500 boilers) in
Finland.
The model is applied in this chapter to three energy use scenarios which consist
of (1) a long-term scenario published by the Finnish Ministry of Trade and
Industry, and of scenarios of (2) maximal use of natural gas and of (3) strong
energy conservation. Sulphur emissions are estimated for three reduction strategies: no reductions as a theoretical reference; reductions mandated by the
Finnish government; and maximum reductions to estimate the potential of strict
measures. The NOx emissions are estimated for two reduction strategies: no
reductions; and assumed reductions in energy production and transportation.
Finland on the basis of energy use and traffic scenarios and emission reduction
strategies. The model is part of the Finnish Integrated Acidification Assessment
Model system (HAKOMA).
The energy use is given in the model for five sectors and nine fuels. Process
emissions from the industry have been included also. The plant register of the
model includes the 190 biggest power and industrial plants (about 500 boilers) in
Finland.
The model is applied in this chapter to three energy use scenarios which consist
of (1) a long-term scenario published by the Finnish Ministry of Trade and
Industry, and of scenarios of (2) maximal use of natural gas and of (3) strong
energy conservation. Sulphur emissions are estimated for three reduction strategies: no reductions as a theoretical reference; reductions mandated by the
Finnish government; and maximum reductions to estimate the potential of strict
measures. The NOx emissions are estimated for two reduction strategies: no
reductions; and assumed reductions in energy production and transportation.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | Acidification in Finland |
| Editors | Pekka Kauppi, Pia Anttila, Kaarle Kenttämies |
| Place of Publication | Heidelberg |
| Publisher | Springer |
| Pages | 1-19 |
| ISBN (Print) | 3-540-52213-1, 0-387-52213-1 |
| Publication status | Published - 1990 |
| MoE publication type | D2 Article in professional manuals or guides or professional information systems or text book material |
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