Energy Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 107404 - 107404
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
Our
study
is
a
novel
attempt
to
examine
the
sub-industry
sectors
of
conventional
energy
(i.e.,
oil
&
gas,
crude
production,
refinery
marketing,
and
equipment
services)
sector
green
renewable
energy)
analyse
systemic
risk
commonality.
The
results
show
that
for
has
decreased
since
2006,
indicating
shift
towards
net-zero
emissions.
Further,
we
develop
contagion
index
(SCI)
energy.
SCI
shows
lower
than
However,
appears
create
during
crises,
its
herding
characteristics
investors'
preference
crises.
A
mild
commonality
between
provides
an
opportunity
energy,
thus
enhancing
possibility
achieving
These
findings
provide
guidance
policymakers
build
global
policy
achieve
emissions
in
2050.
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
211, P. 513 - 529
Published: May 25, 2023
Surmounted
environmental
concerns
and
energy
challenges
have
created
an
augmented
awareness
among
the
public
policymakers
about
alternate
resources.
Using
a
network
approach,
this
paper
aims
to
investigate
dependence
between
cryptocurrencies
alternative
market
using
data
from
January
1,
2018,
December
23,
2021.
For
investigation,
first,
we
build
static
dependency
for
given
set
of
variables
partial
correlations.
Then,
demonstrate
within-system
connections
in
minimum
spanning
tree
(MST)
assess
centrality
all
variables.
Finally,
rolling-window
estimations
are
made
exhibit
time
variations
both
networks.
We
find
that
clean
markets
(SPGCE,
ELEVHC
&
WILCE)
ETH
net
risk
transmitters
other
system-wide
contributors.
also
how
SPGCE
is
essential
tying
together
various
parts
networks
provide
convincing
evidence
time-varying
dependency.
Our
thorough
examination
analysis
offers
significant
insights
macroprudential
regulators,
policymakers,
portfolio
managers,
enabling
them
safeguard
most
vulnerable
choose
best
legislative
policy
measures
protect
investors'
interests
face
unforeseen
financial
economic
conditions.
