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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59676-5Green investment; low carbon society; asia; infrastructure; carbon footprint; urban geography and urbanis

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Conclusions and Ways Forward,logies were utilized: risk analysis, cost–benefit analysis, integrated assessment modelling, input–output analysis, and comparative analysis. Cities are central to achieving low-carbon development targets. Green infrastructure adoption in cities will require transformations in technology, governance, and funding.

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Introduction, Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD). Furthermore, formulating strategies for making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable has emerged as one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. To effectively achieve green growth, developing a low-carbon soc

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Renewable Energy Investment Risk Analysis for Low-Carbon City Development in Yokohama,renewable energy investment using Yokohama as a case study. The role of the government in setting clear policy targets, in providing financial support, and in introducing new and innovative policies proves essential to minimizing renewable energy investment risk. This chapter qualitatively and quant

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Analysis of Economic Incentive Policies for Promoting Green Building Development in China,able development strategies in China. This chapter focuses on policies with economic incentives for green buildings within a context of low-carbon sustainability. In introducing domestic and international green building coding systems and using data on 104 green building projects in China, we examin

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Low-Carbon City Scenarios for DKI Jakarta Towards 2030,e “Low-carbon City in 2030” targets. The study assesses the effect of future GHG emission levels in DKI Jakarta and ways in which the DKI Jakarta provincial government may reach reduction targets by up to 30?% below the baseline level in 2030 through the Provincial Action Plan (RAD GRK). Using a bac

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Economic Impact Assessment on Low-Carbon Investment in Renewable Energy in Yokohama, Japan, energy sector is aggregated into five detailed categories: solar photovoltaics (PV) residence, solar PV non-residence, hydropower, wind, and other (biomass and others). Two main findings are presented. First, the electricity, wind, and solar PV sectors are backward-oriented sectors that generate in