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A probabilistic Carbon Valley dataset for AI-infrastructure pressure on global carbon budgets

確率的カーボンバレーデータセット:AIインフラが地球規模の炭素予算に与える圧力 (AI 翻訳)

Yassine Charabi

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)データセット2026-06-25#AI×ESG対象セクター: technology
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20840368
原典: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20840368

🤖 gxceed AI 要約

日本語

本データセットは、AIインフラ展開による累積炭素債務を評価するための確率的枠組み(Carbon Valley)を提供する。2024~2035年の4つの展開経路(Lift-Off、Base、Headwinds、High Efficiency)を対象とし、モンテカルロシミュレーションにより192万件の年次記録と累積債務記録を含む。ブレークイブン分析や感度分析も可能で、関連研究の再現性を担保する。

English

This data descriptor presents the Carbon Valley dataset, a probabilistic carbon-accounting framework for AI infrastructure. It includes 1.92M annual records across four deployment pathways (Lift-Off, Base, Headwinds, High Efficiency) spanning 2024-2035. The dataset enables Monte Carlo simulation, cumulative carbon debt trajectories, and breakeven analysis, supporting reproducibility of the associated study on near-term carbon budget pressure from rapid AI deployment.

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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters

日本のGX文脈において

日本はAI・データセンター投資が活発であり、本データセットはAIインフラの炭素債務を定量的に把握する枠組みを提供する。GX政策やSSBJ開示に向けた算定基礎として活用可能。

In the global GX context

Globally, this dataset fills a critical gap in carbon accounting for AI infrastructure, aligning with ISSB and CSRD disclosure requirements. It provides a standardized, probabilistic methodology to assess the carbon debt trajectory of AI expansion, relevant for transition finance and climate risk assessment.

👥 読者別の含意

🔬研究者:Use this dataset to replicate or extend the carbon accounting framework, test alternative scenarios, or integrate into broader energy system models.

🏢実務担当者:Adopt the Carbon Valley framework to estimate cumulative carbon debt from AI infrastructure investments, supporting disclosure and mitigation planning.

🏛政策担当者:Consider the near-term carbon budget pressure from AI infrastructure when designing national decarbonization pathways and technology policies.

📄 Abstract(原文)

This repository contains the submission-ready dataset and reproducibility package for the Data Descriptor “A probabilistic Carbon Valley dataset for AI-infrastructure pressure on global carbon budgets.” The dataset supports reproduction and extension of the Carbon Valley cumulative carbon-accounting framework used in the associated study “Rapid artificial intelligence deployment increases near-term pressure on global carbon budgets.” It provides harmonized scenario inputs, Monte Carlo parameter draws, annual emissions and avoided-emissions outputs, embodied-emissions refresh-cycle pulses, marginality-adjusted operational emissions, truncated cumulative carbon-debt trajectories, flow-level breakeven indicators, derived sensitivity outputs, validation records, metadata and executable reproducibility code. The archive covers four artificial-intelligence infrastructure deployment pathways: Lift-Off, Base, Headwinds and High Efficiency, over the period 2024–2035. It includes 40,000 scenario-level Monte Carlo draw records and expanded annual outputs across the full-coupling reference case, μ = 1.0, and mitigation-coupling sensitivity cases, μ = 0.50, μ = 0.25 and μ = 0.10. The resulting annual-output archive contains 1,920,000 annual records and 1,920,000 truncated cumulative-debt records. The reference-output and validation files verify that the Lift-Off full-coupling reference path reproduces the published calibration target of approximately 2.85 Gt CO₂e of truncated cumulative carbon debt and a flow-level breakeven year of approximately 2031.8. Cumulative carbon debt is represented as a non-negative truncated stock and should not be interpreted as a signed cumulative balance or cumulative repayment trajectory. The package includes: harmonized scenario input records; Monte Carlo parameter draws; annual emissions, avoided-emissions and positive-pressure outputs; truncated cumulative carbon-debt trajectories; reference-output paths for mitigation-coupling cases; derived indicators for breakeven timing, peak debt, lag penalty and sensitivity; validation checks for accounting consistency, monotonicity, calibration and reproducibility; metadata dictionaries and manifest files; figures and Python code required to regenerate the dataset. The raw IEA Energy and AI annex is not redistributed in this package; only processed scenario trajectories used for the Carbon Valley dataset are included.

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