International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 620 - 627
Published: Jan. 15, 2024
This
study
investigates
the
impact
of
renewable
energy
and
Foreign
Direct
Investment
(FDI)
on
CO2
emissions
across
45
countries
in
Europe
Central
Asia
for
period
2000-2019.
Utilizing
two-step
system
Generalized
Method
Moments
(GMM)
estimator,
our
findings
reveal
that
both
FDI
play
pivotal
roles
mitigating
emissions.
Notably,
with
higher
levels
integration
experience
a
stronger
reduction
due
to
FDI.
Furthermore,
analysis
uncovers
an
inverted
U-shaped
relationship
between
GDP
per
capita
emissions,
indicating
nuanced
trajectory
environmental
economic
growth.
Additionally,
identifies
inverse
correlation
agriculture
sector
as
well
government
size.
The
implications
these
are
discussed
context
policy
strategies,
providing
valuable
insights
sustainable
development
region.
Energy Strategy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
52, P. 101270 - 101270
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Current
society
prioritizes
clean
energy
production
(CEP)
to
meet
diverse
needs
and
achieve
sustainability.
research
involves
different
aspects
of
CEP,
but
comprehensive
is
limited.
Therefore,
this
paper
aims
improve
researchers'
integrated
understanding
the
field
reveal
significant
trends
by
using
CiteSpace
conduct
a
visualized
bibliometric
analysis
CEP
in
past
20
years.
Specifically,
we
aim
analyze
statistical
characteristics,
collaboration
dynamics,
status,
hotspot
evolutions;
find
that
an
increasingly
focused
hot
field,
with
Asian
institutions
countries
are
more
active
collaborators;
besides,
most
highly
co-cited
journals
have
high
impact
factors
reputations,
they
related
physics,
chemistry,
biology;
furthermore,
topics
cover
whole
procedure
been
changing
significantly
over
years;
future,
will
integrate
disciplines,
new
may
occur,
paradigm
be
collaborative,
targeting
specific
segments
engineering
application-oriented.
The
important
future
renewable
energy,
lignocellulosic
biomass,
carbon
capture,
challenges.
results
help
scholars
understand
field's
knowledge
comprehensively,
effectively,
efficiently.
Journal of Applied Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27(1)
Published: Feb. 2, 2024
Green
finance
is
one
of
the
emerging
research
areas,
particularly
in
academia
and
industries.
However,
its
contribution
to
green
growth
remains
relatively
unexplored.
Unlike
previous
studies,
current
contributes
existing
literature
by
using
as
a
policy
tool
for
achieving
growth.
The
method
moment
quantile
regression
used
investigate
link
between
other
control
variables
on
19
selected
OECD
economies
from
1990
2021.
main
findings
study
support
idea
that
accelerates
countries.
Similarly,
results
human
capital
show
significantly
positive
relationship
with
Additionally,
increase
globalization
GDP
decrease
To
promote
achieve
sustainable
environmental
goals
set
economies,
policymakers
regulators
must
prioritize
finance.
Energy Strategy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
52, P. 101301 - 101301
Published: Feb. 2, 2024
Anthropogenic
environmental
pollution
has
become
a
global
concern
due
to
its
profound
impact
on
Earth's
ecosystems.
This
study
examines
the
interrelation
between
energy
resources
(both
renewable
and
non-renewable),
economic
growth,
CO2
emissions
across
G-20
countries,
using
historical
data
from
1990
2020.
The
employs
robustness
analysis
confirm
stability
consistency
of
acquired
primary
approaches.
utilizes
FMOLS
(Fully
Modified
Ordinary
Least
Squares)
DOLS
(Dynamic
methodologies
investigate
endogeneity
issues
examine
dynamic
linkages
in
long-term
short-term
contexts.
is
bifurcated
based
two
distinct
dependent
variables:
gas
oil.
Results
indicate
that
oil
energies
directly
augment
emissions.
While
hydro
typically
diminish
emissions,
specific
quantiles
suggest
slight
increase,
indicating
an
indirect
contribution.
GDP's
quantile
transition
positive
negative
implies
growth
can
curtail
suggesting
shift
developed
economies
non-renewable
dependencies.
offers
insightful
policy
implications,
emphasizing
need
harmful
conventional
sources
renewables
align
with
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
for
2030.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
Abstract
As
stakeholder
concerns
about
corporate
sustainability
intensify,
greenwashing—where
companies
deceptively
report
their
environmental
performance
for
short‐term
economic
gain—poses
a
significant
threat
to
long‐term
sustainability,
making
it
crucial
explore
effective
ways
curb
this
practice.
Using
data
from
1,270
Chinese
listed
2009
2019,
study
constructs
two‐way
fixed
effects
and
moderating
models
the
role
of
green
innovation
in
curbing
greenwashing.
Green
not
only
reduces
incentives
greenwashing,
but
also
makes
genuine
contribution
protection,
thus
promoting
“win‐win”
scenario
both
development.
Moreover,
positive
impact
on
greenwashing
can
be
significantly
amplified
by
easing
financial
constraints
enhancing
firms’
risk‐taking
capabilities
foster
stable
environment,
as
well
strengthening
governance
structure
through
increased
gender
diversity
background
among
managers.
Heterogeneity
tests
show
that
pathway
is
particularly
with
heavy
pollution
higher
performance.
The
research
findings
help
formulate
more
management
strategies
incentive
mechanisms
reduce
achieve
sustainable
Financial Innovation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: May 10, 2024
Abstract
This
study
explores
the
complex
relationships
involving
ecological
footprints,
energy
use,
carbon
emissions,
governance
efficiency,
economic
prosperity,
and
financial
stability
in
South
Asian
nations
spanning
period
from
2000
to
2022.
Employing
various
methodologies
such
as
cross-sectional
dependence
tests,
co-integration
analysis,
first-
second-generation
unit-root
we
use
a
panel
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
model,
feasible
generalized
least
squares,
Panel
Corrected
Standard
Errors
ensure
robustness
of
our
findings.
We
find
noteworthy
positive
correlations
between
several
variables,
including
heightened
consciousness,
effective
structures,
increased
GDP
per
capita,
amplified
CO
2
emissions.
These
suggest
potential
pathways
strengthen
entire
region;
they
also
highlight
latent
embracing
ecologically
sustainable
practices
fortify
resilience.
Our
results
underscore
pivotal
role
appropriate
structures
higher
income
levels
bolstering
countries.
Interestingly,
negative
coefficients
associated
with
renewable
energy,
suggesting
that
escalating
adoption
could
create
instability.
finding
stresses
importance
diversification
strategies,
cautioning
policymakers
carefully
consider
ramifications
potentially
costly
imports
sources
while
seeking
reduce
emphasizing
need
strike
balance
ambitious
sustainability
goals
pursuit
sustained
region.
In
considering
implications
these
findings,
it
is
crucial
each
country’s
broader
socioeconomic
context.
offer
valuable
insights
for
developing
strategies.
Discover Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: Jan. 10, 2023
Abstract
In
this
study,
the
expected
asymmetric
relationship
between
trade
openness
and
CO
2
emissions
is
investigated
for
Southern
African
Development
Community
(SADC).
We
make
use
of
a
nonlinear
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(NARDL)
framework
proposed
to
capture
short-
long-run
asymmetries
increases
decreases
in
its
impact
on
over
period
1960–2020.
proxy
using
an
innovative
approach
that
considers
both
country’s
share
GDP
size
relative
world
trade.
Both
nonlinearity
are
tested
by
deriving
positive
negative
partial
sum
decompositions
variable.
The
results
show
mixed
evidence
behaviour
emissions.
Long-run
asymmetry
found
Botswana,
Madagascar,
Mozambique
Tanzania,
while
Comoros,
Namibia
South
Africa,
there
asymmetry.
remaining
cases
(Angola,
Democratic
Republic
Congo
(DRC),
Lesotho,
Malawi,
Mauritius,
Seychelles,
Zambia
Zimbabwe)
ample
symmetric
linear
relationships
policy
implication
SADC
member
countries
should
amend
reinforce
environmental
policies
can
promote
production
environmentally
friendly
goods.
For
instance,
“tax
or
subsidy”
policy,
which
taxes
trading
damaging
goods,
subsidizing
eco-friendly
be
implemented.
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