International Journal of Green Energy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: Feb. 14, 2025
Achieving
environmental
sustainability
and
economic
growth
demands
higher
carbon
productivity.
While
much
literature
discusses
the
impact
of
renewable
energy
scale
penetration
on
productivity,
specific
effects
internal
structure
sources
are
not
well
understood.
This
study
explores
influence
productivity
in
35
selected
OECD
countries.
The
main
results
as
follows:
(1)
gradual
diversification
mix
has
a
U-shaped
relationship
with
Almost
half
countries
have
passed
turning
point.
"U-shape"
relation
exists
across
all
quantiles
little
variation
inflection
points.
(2)
impacts
through
non-linear
structural
effects,
linear
technology
effects.
(3)
growing
differentiation
among
negative
this
adverse
effect
is
more
significant
levels.
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights
for
to
optimize
promoting
They
emphasize
importance
considering
formulating
development
policies.
Specifically,
due
between
at
different
levels
can
adopt
distinct
strategies.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(4), P. 3004 - 3020
Published: Nov. 16, 2023
Abstract
Environmental
sustainability
is
increasingly
being
prioritized
by
governments
around
the
world,
particularly
in
emerging
economies.
This
study
examined
role
of
green
finance
and
technological
innovation
environmental
using
“load
capacity
factor”,
also
takes
into
account
natural
resource
depletion
forest
cover.
used
annual
data
from
2000
to
2018
for
economies:
Brazil,
China,
India,
Indonesia,
Turkey
Mexico.
Methods
analysis
included
cross‐section
augmented
autoregressive
distributed
lags
(CS‐ARDL)
model,
along
with
validation
common
correlated
mean
group
(CCEMG)
(AMG).
The
results
show
that
finance,
forested
areas
consistently
have
a
positive
impact
on
sustainability,
while
has
negative
impact.
findings
CS‐ARDL
are
consistent
those
CCEMG
AMG.
makes
recommendations
economies
need
prioritize
REDD+
(Reducing
Emissions
Deforestation
Forest
Degradation)
initiatives
implement
decoupling
policies,
addition
technology
achieve
sustainability.
Energy Strategy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
52, P. 101330 - 101330
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
The
Paris
Agreement
and
COP27
have
been
actively
working
towards
a
transition
to
clean
energy
(SDG-7)
the
restoration
of
green
environment
(SDG-13).
Therefore,
this
study
was
situated
within
comprehensive
policy
framework.
This
aims
investigate
effects
environmental
governance
economic
complexity
on
in
20
OECD
countries
selected
for
analysis
from
1990
2021.
employs
novel
MMQR
model
account
slope
heterogeneity
cross-sectional
dependency.
Additionally,
an
asymmetric
conducted
examine
mediating
moderating
roles
geopolitical
risk
relationship
between
governance,
complexity,
transition.
primary
findings
indicate
that
(1)
stimulating
effect
at
different
levels
quantiles.
Strict
policies
played
critical
role
energy.
Furthermore,
interaction
factors
negatively
impacts
various
quantiles;
(2)
demonstrates
positive
association
with
transition,
as
high
possess
necessary
resources,
capabilities,
resilience
effectively
address
challenges
seize
opportunities
associated
transitioning
cleaner
more
sustainable
sources.
However,
geopolitics
transforms
influence
into
negative
nonparametric
panel
Granger
causality
test
establishes
significant
causal
relationship,
revealing
can
support
by
creating
favorable
adoption,
fostering
innovation,
facilitating
effective
planning
implementation,
enhancing
resilience,
promoting
international
collaboration.
Energy Strategy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
50, P. 101201 - 101201
Published: Sept. 20, 2023
As
the
world's
largest
energy
consumer,
it
is
worth
exploring
how
China
can
achieve
high-quality
development.
This
paper
aims
to
assess
role
of
green
finance
development
in
China's
(HED).
We
develop
two
indicator
systems
measure
level
provincial
and
HED
find
a
significant
contribution
both
local
neighboring
based
on
spatial
model.
These
findings
still
hold
after
considering
endogeneity
performing
series
robustness
tests.
In
addition,
we
that
effect
more
pronounced
exceeding
threshold
value,
spillover
boundary
1750
km.
provide
reference
for
government
further
policies
Sustainable Futures,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7, P. 100217 - 100217
Published: May 29, 2024
This
paper
measures
the
coupling
coordination
development
level
between
digital
finance
and
green
in
Chinese
provinces
investigates
their
carbon
emission
reduction
effects.
The
study
reveals
that
has
a
significant
effect,
displaying
an
inverted
"U"
shape
with
marginal
effect
first
increases
then
decreases.
There
are
substantial
differences
moderating
effects
of
formal
environmental
regulation
informal
regulation.
Furthermore,
central
western
regions,
areas
higher
financial
regulatory
intensity,
non-resource-based
provinces,
is
more
pronounced.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: July 16, 2024
Abstract
The
gradual
progress
in
aligning
financial
flows
with
the
adoption
of
clean
technologies
reveals
a
persistent
funding
gap,
signaling
global
misallocation
capital.
Addressing
this
challenge
necessitates
political
leadership
and
robust
policies
to
counteract
insecurities
impeding
redirection
flows.
This
study
investigates
into
impact
energy-related
public–private
partnership
investments
(PPPIE)
macro-environmental
variables
on
attainment
Sustainable
Development
Goal
7
(SDG7)
across
Association
Southeast
Asian
Nations
(ASEAN)
member
countries
from
1999
2021.
Employing
Dynamac
command
technique,
we
conduct
autoregressive
distribution
lag
analysis
Bounds
Cointegration
Test
evaluate
ASEAN’s
efforts
achieving
SDG7.
Results
indicate
that
ten-year
exogenous
shock
GDP
growth
rate
initially
causes
temporary
decline
both
PPPIE,
albeit
not
statistically
significant.
However,
long
run,
becomes
significant,
correlating
negative
rate.
underscores
external
factors
like
COVID-19
pandemic
economic
ASEAN
countries.
Specifically,
percentage
increase
PPPIE
leads
an
8.3%
reduction
rate,
revealing
detrimental
unsustainable
economy.
signifies
energy
region,
are
predominantly
adversely
growth.
Moreover,
these
contribute
significant
52.6%
greenhouse
gas
emissions,
indicating
substantial
setback
region’s
towards
meeting
SDG7’s
objectives
by
2030.
suggests
present
state
does
align
sustainable
goals
region.
Therefore,
recommendations
should
include
diversifying
sources
investment
strategies
enhance
energy.
Also,
policymakers
researchers
reassess
terms
conditions
refining
frameworks
for
private
sector
involvement
long-term
sustainability
goals.
