随着气候变化谈判的深入，以中国为研究对象测算内涵能源和温室气体转移排放近年来成为研究热点。当前世界生产与贸易的主体已形成全球生产网络模式，一方面产品的完整生产过程可以分散到全球不同的国家完成，另一方面产品生产还包含了更为广泛的产业关联。在这种新的产业分工背景下，生产者和消费者有时难以区分，需要有新的计量方法来研究全球生产网络背后的温室气体转移排放以及能源和资源的隐性流动。本课题在评价和分析转移排放研究现有模型和方法的基础上，探索国际贸易中以二氧化碳为主的温室气体转移排放背后的原因，明确国际分工与二氧化碳转移排放的关系，以产业关联度、产品生命周期物质流及生产网络分析作为主要研究方法，基于产业和产品层次的全球生产网络的视角，揭示温室气体空间转移排放路径以及中国在此路径中的地位；阐明产业链和产品链中的二氧化碳转移排放的机理；在上述研究基础上，建立基于全球价值链的温室气体转移排放责任认定方法。

The study on embodied energy and greenhouse gas transfer emissions of China in recent years becomes a hot topic with the depth of the climate change negotiations. The main body of the current world production and trade has been the formation of a global production network model. On the one hand, the complete production process of the product can be distributed to different countries around the world, the other hand, the production also includes a wider range of industrial linkage. Producers and consumers is difficult to distinguish sometimes in the context of this new industrial division of labor，and the need for new measurement methods to study greenhouse gas transfer emissions and the hidden flow of energy and resources in global production networks. This subject is on the basis of existing models and methods in transfer emissions, and explore the reasons of CO2 transfer emissions in international trade, and study the relationship between international division of labor and CO2 transfer emissions emissions. We will use the degree of industrial linkage, product life cycle of material flow and production of network analysis as the main research method to reveal greenhouse gas transfer emissions. Based on industry and product levels of global production networks perspective, the purpose of this study is to eveal the spatial transfer of greenhouse gas emission path and China's position on this path, and clarify the mechanism of CO2 transfer emissions in the industry chain and the product chain. On the basis of the above studies, the establishment of the method of greenhouse gas emissions responsibility identified based on the global value chain.