International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(4), P. 3194 - 3194
Published: Feb. 11, 2023
There
is
a
consensus
among
the
empirics
regarding
positive
role
of
renewable
energy
in
mitigating
effects
climate
change.
Hence,
it
vital
to
search
for
factors
that
can
promote
demand.
As
result,
this
analysis
investigates
impact
educational
attainment,
environmental
law,
and
innovation
on
consumption
(REC)
China.
From
empirical
estimates,
we
confer
long-run
estimates
attached
environment-related
taxes
policy
stringency
are
significant,
implying
both
these
increase
REC
China
long
run.
Similarly,
estimated
coefficients
technologies
patent
applications
significantly
positive,
confirming
other
give
rise
Likewise,
education
models,
which
increases
along
with
an
average
years
schooling.
Lastly,
CO2
emissions
These
results
imply
policymakers
should
invest
research
development
activities
crucial
promoting
eco-innovation
In
addition,
strict
laws
be
introduced
induce
firms
businesses
clean
energy.
Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
36(1), P. 73 - 85
Published: May 11, 2022
Environmental
entrepreneurship
and
green
growth
are
emerging
concerns
of
policymakers
around
the
globe.
We
aim
to
find
role
environmental
in
attaining
sustainable
development
Asian
economies
such
as
China,
India,
Indonesia,
Korea,
Malaysia,
Pakistan,
Philippines,
Thailand,
Singapore.
Two
different
proxies
used
this
analysis
including
electricity
production
from
renewable
energy
nuclear
&
renewables
production.
For
empirical
estimation,
we
have
applied
ARDL-PMG.
The
findings
panel-ARDL
PMG
confirmed
positive
impact
sources
on
economic
both
long
short-run.
Similarly,
also
causes
rise
short
run.
Trade
is
another
element
that
can
help
promote
growth.
Green
policies
been
suggested
for
improving
development.
Energy Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
132, P. 107409 - 107409
Published: Feb. 22, 2024
This
paper
examines
how
foreign
direct
investments
(FDI)
affect
energy
consumption
in
the
panel
data
of
29
Belt
and
Road
Initiative
(BRI)
economies
from
2000
to
2021.
The
runs
several
techniques,
which
concurrently
accommodate
dataset's
cross-sectional
dependency,
slope
heterogeneity,
structural
break
concerns
cointegration.
results
show
that
global
FDI
positively
affects
consumption.
China's
dominance
also
has
a
favorable
effect
on
In
addition,
green
technologies
increase
These
emphasise
significance
policies
regarding
promoting
demand
BRI
economies.
Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
45(5), P. 7317 - 7333
Published: Aug. 18, 2023
The
purpose
of
this
study
is
to
identify
the
key
factors
minimize
carbon
emission
problem.
Within
framework,
an
examination
has
been
made
by
considering
both
data
mining
and
fuzzy
decision-making
techniques.
In
analysis
process,
N-gram
methodology
implemented
abstracts
1711
studies
in
“Sciencedirect”
platform
five
different
indicators
are
selected.
proposed
model,
firstly,
selected
criteria
weighted
Spherical
CRITIC.
Secondly,
E7
economies
ranked
with
RATGOS.
Thirdly,
a
sensitivity
performed,
comparative
evaluation
conducted
MAIRCA
technique.
most
important
originality
model
generating
new
technique
named
literature,
there
various
models
rank
alternatives.
However,
lots
researchers
criticized
these
approaches
due
some
reasons,
such
as
using
Euclidean
distance
calculating
distances
negative
ideal
solutions.
Thus,
it
seen
that
need
for
considers
geometric
mean
proportional
concepts.
To
reach
objective,
RATGOS
introduced
so
can
be
possible
more
accurate
results.
findings
indicate
renewable
energy
usage
critical
item
overcome
Therefore,
measures
should
taken
increase
investments.
First,
governments
offer
incentives
These
may
include
tax
exemptions
low
interest
loans.
Moreover,
research
development
works
required
technologies.
way,
make
technologies
effective
efficient.
For
future
directions,
carried
out
developed
countries
because
emissions
problem
also
plays
crucial
role
social
economic
improvements
economies.