Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(15), P. 11997 - 11997
Published: Aug. 4, 2023
This
study
delves
into
the
intricate
interplay
between
digitization,
economic
uncertainty,
and
environmental
sustainability,
aiming
to
shed
light
on
their
multifaceted
roles.
Using
an
approach,
analysis
spans
28
Chinese
provinces
over
period
from
2000
2020,
employing
linear
nonlinear
autoregressive
distributed
lag
techniques
unveil
symmetric
asymmetric
impacts.
The
findings
reveal
urgent
need
address
challenges
posed
by
uncertainty
for
effective
sustainability.
Notably,
a
negative
association
digitization
carbon
dioxide
emissions
is
identified,
emphasizing
its
transformative
potential
in
driving
energy
efficiency
sustainable
practices.
Furthermore,
elucidates
detrimental
influence
of
industrial
structure
emissions,
highlighting
importance
balancing
growth
positive
urbanization
underscores
complexities
achieving
development
amidst
rapid
urbanization.
By
providing
comprehensive
understanding
these
dimensions,
this
contributes
scholarly
discourse
aids
formulating
evidence-based
strategies
greener
more
future.
insights
gained
research
can
guide
policymakers
stakeholders
navigating
complex
dynamics
fostering
resilient
world.
Renewable Energy,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
197, P. 654 - 667
Published: Aug. 7, 2022
This
paper
evaluates
the
impact
of
climate
policy
uncertainty
on
renewable
and
non-renewable
energy
consumption
in
United
States
over
quarterly
data
from
2000Q1
to
2021Q3.
Economic
growth
crude
oil
prices
are
added
functions
as
control
variables.
The
considers
several
approaches
model
both
demand.
It
is
found
that
promote
demand
reduces
it.
Surprisingly,
economic
positive
but
insignificant.
also
observed
promotes
demand,
reduce
Furthermore,
positively
affects
long
run.
Some
implications
provided
for
reducing
promoting
use
through
implementation.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
30(6), P. 1523 - 1541
Published: April 29, 2022
Abstract
Carbon
emission
is
a
global
issue,
and
China
facing
many
problems
to
resolve
it,
especially
in
emission‐generating
companies
(EGCs).
To
maintain
sustainable
development,
it
necessary
reduce
carbon
emissions
for
the
well‐being
of
society,
neutrality
can
play
an
important
role.
With
targeting
goal
emissions,
this
research
aims
bridge
gap
literature
by
considering
instruments
duopoly
market.
The
study
sets
up
mathematical
model
game
achieve
desired
objectives
then
applies
simulation‐based
optimization
technique
examine
under
different
experiments.
After
manipulating
various
scenarios
find
optimal
values
instruments,
results
indicate
that
green
bond
provision,
tax,
quota
vital
role
neutrality.
Different
combinations
levels
emissions.
We
further
show
combination
tax
upon
EGCs
plays
key
reducing
during
fifth
scenario.
In
second
scenario,
provision
reduces
but
lower
than
This
offers
reference
policymakers
move
towards
neutrality,
beneficial
government
decide
instruments.
