A city-level comparison of fossil-fuel and industry processes-induced CO 2 emissions over the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region from eight emission inventories

Table 2 CO₂ emissions estimates and differences at prefectural cities in JJJ and other cities

City	Number of inventories	Year of emissions	Estimates (MtCO₂)	(Max–min)/min (%)	References
Beijing	2	2006	115.2–160.7	39.5	Chen et al. [64]
	2	2012	112.8–113.5	0.6	Cai et al. [33]
	3	2012	79.7–134.0	68.1	Wang et al. [67]
	8	2012	82.0–254.9	210.8	This study
	8	2015	80.9–260.7	222.4	This study
Tianjin	2	2012	167.4–180.0	7.1	Cai et al. [33]
	3	2012	73.2–198.6	171.4	Wang et al. [67]
	8	2012	72.1–227.0	214.7	This study
	8	2015	80.0–231.8	189.7	This study
Shijiazhuang	4	2007	52.5–123.4	134.8	Wang et al. [67]
	8	2012	70.5–128.9	82.9	This study
	8	2015	72.0–120.3	67.1	This study
Tangshan	4	2010	47.8–188.1	293.7	Wang et al. [67]
	8	2012	69.1–281.8	307.9	This study
	8	2015	72.7–264.7	264.1	This study
Handan	5	2008	26.1–86.0	229.1	Wang et al. [67]
	2	2014	61.3–104.9	71.0	Wang et al. [67]
	8	2012	60.9–130.3	114.0	This study
	8	2015	64.5–153.1	137.4	This study
Shanghai	2	2006	179.9–189.1	5.1	Chen et al. [64]
Shanghai	4	2010	112.6–420.9	273.6	Wang et al. [67]
Paris	2	2005	44.7–50.3	12.5	Chen et al. [64]
London	2	2003	28.1–32.4	15.1	Chen et al. [64]
Los Angeles	2	2000	64.5–77.6	20.4	Chen et al. [64]
Manhattan	2	2005	2.8–7.4	161.8	Chen et al. [64]
Salt Lake City	2	2011	3.2–3.8	20.8	Gurney et al. [65]
Indianapolis	2	2011	3.5–4.0	12.5	Gurney et al. [65]
Northeastern U.S. cities	4	2011	NA	50–250	Gately and Hutyra [66]

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