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A tracking control method for electricity-carbon emission forecasting
Hongyin Chen1,2, Songcen Wang1,2, Jianfeng Li1,2
1National Key Laboratory of Power Grid Safety, Beijing, 100192, China.
Abstract:
This paper introduces a novel carbon emission prediction method based on tracking control, leveraging historical CO2 emission prediction errors and feed-forward integration of electricity consumption data to enhance forecasting accuracy and minimize lag. Comparative analysis with pre-trained models such as LSTM and ARDL using Python showcases the proposed method's substantial reduction in prediction errors compared to singular reliance on electricity data, while also significantly reducing computational time in contrast to LSTM models. The findings establish a valuable reference for policymakers and researchers in refining carbon emission prediction methodologies and formulating effective carbon reduction policies.
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