Disentangling the effects of nonrenewable energy consumption on CO2 emissions in Canada: The moderating role of construction and manufacturing DOI
Khadim Hussain, Jian Zhong, Anwar Khan

et al.

Energy & Environment, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Jan. 26, 2025

The role of industrial sectors, including construction (CONS) and manufacturing (MFG), in mitigating carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions is often overlooked. response these indicators environmental sustainability gaining critical attention among scholars policymakers. Therefore, this research aims to address issue by investigating the impact nonrenewable energy consumption (NREC) under moderating effects CONS MFG on Canada's CO from 1980 2021, utilizing both traditional autoregressive distributed lags (ARDLs) dynamic ARDL simulation methods. findings reveal that NREC, CONS, economic growth (GDP) are significant drivers short long run. Meanwhile, reduces run with no short-run impact. Further analysis using Generalized Kernel-based regularized least squares (gKRLS) frequency domain causality (FDC) tests confirmed results. Moreover, examining exhibits long-run positive NREC-CO relationship, having a more substantial than CONS. However, sectors show insignificant adverse Robustness quantile regression (QREG) simultaneous (SQREG) demonstrates GDP consistently mitigate across all quantiles, stronger at higher levels. These results underscore importance targeted renewable policies balance sustainability.

Language: Английский

Disentangling the effects of nonrenewable energy consumption on CO2 emissions in Canada: The moderating role of construction and manufacturing DOI
Khadim Hussain, Jian Zhong, Anwar Khan

et al.

Energy & Environment, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Jan. 26, 2025

The role of industrial sectors, including construction (CONS) and manufacturing (MFG), in mitigating carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions is often overlooked. response these indicators environmental sustainability gaining critical attention among scholars policymakers. Therefore, this research aims to address issue by investigating the impact nonrenewable energy consumption (NREC) under moderating effects CONS MFG on Canada's CO from 1980 2021, utilizing both traditional autoregressive distributed lags (ARDLs) dynamic ARDL simulation methods. findings reveal that NREC, CONS, economic growth (GDP) are significant drivers short long run. Meanwhile, reduces run with no short-run impact. Further analysis using Generalized Kernel-based regularized least squares (gKRLS) frequency domain causality (FDC) tests confirmed results. Moreover, examining exhibits long-run positive NREC-CO relationship, having a more substantial than CONS. However, sectors show insignificant adverse Robustness quantile regression (QREG) simultaneous (SQREG) demonstrates GDP consistently mitigate across all quantiles, stronger at higher levels. These results underscore importance targeted renewable policies balance sustainability.

Language: Английский

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