Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 18, 2025
Collaborative
governance
of
pollution
reduction
and
carbon
is
an
important
measure
to
achieve
the
goal
"green
ecological
civilization
construction"
in
China.
This
paper
utilizes
coupling
coordination
degree
model
assess
level
collaborative
reduction,
while
entropy
method
employed
quantify
green
finance
development
index.
Using
provincial
panel
data
from
2013
2022
China,
this
initially
explores
direct
relationship
between
through
a
baseline
regression
model.
Secondly,
considering
heterogeneity
geographical
location
energy
endowment,
categorizes
sample
provinces
into
distinct
regions
conduct
heterogeneous
analysis.
Lastly,
employing
threshold
model,
examines
non-linear
impact
on
with
finance,
technology
innovation,
new
industry
as
variables.
The
following
results
are
obtained
test:
(1)
Green
significantly
directly
impacts
reduction.
(2)
effect
varies
by
showing
pattern
"Central
>
Western
Eastern
Northeast"
"Energy-rich
areas
Non-energy-rich
areas."
(3)
Considering
regional
heterogeneity,
exhibits
varying
effects
In
case
low
level,
high
development,
can
have
more
positive
influence.
study
offer
certain
reference
value
for
government
formulate
relevant
policies
create
good
environment.
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 8, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
study
presents
a
novel
examination
of
the
influence
environmental,
social,
and
governance
(ESG)
scores
on
resilience
financially
distressed
Indian
companies,
integrating
wavelet‐enhanced
quantile
regression
approach.
The
analysis,
rooted
in
context
Paris
Agreement
sustainable
finance,
employs
comprehensive
dataset
top
512
listed
companies
from
2012
to
2023.
Our
findings
reveal
that
high
ESG
significantly
bolster
company
during
financial
distress,
highlighting
dual
benefits
practices
corporate
stability
environmental
impact.
Additionally,
paper
underscores
pivotal
role
wavelet
analysis
capturing
multifaceted
effects
across
various
industries
distress
quantiles,
thereby
offering
more
nuanced
understanding
impacts.
These
insights
not
only
contribute
academic
discourse
finance
but
also
offer
practical
implications
for
policymakers
strategists
aiming
align
performance
with
development
goals
(SDGs).
at
which
no
longer
negatively
affects
firm's
value
are
provided.
range
between
33.153
33.456
driven
by
median
conditional
distribution
value.
Policy
discussed.
Discover Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
This
study
presents
a
detailed
literature
review
on
financing
for
renewable
and
sustainable
energy
through
bibliometric
analysis
scientific
mapping,
utilizing
the
Scopus
database
from
2000
to
2023.
Using
network
techniques,
it
identifies
eight
main
clusters,
each
focusing
different
aspects
of
their
geographic
technical
contexts.
The
highlights
most
frequently
cited
articles,
notable
authors,
key
institutions,
affiliations,
journals
in
finance.
A
random
effects
model
meta-analysis
was
also
conducted
assess
overall
effect
size
research
stream.
Findings
indicate
that
finance
has
expanded
since
exhibits
considerable
diversity.
pinpoints
five
major
themes
suitable
discussion
exploration
new
questions:
(i)
role
Fintech
finance,
(ii)
regulatory
framework
governing
(iii)
economic
feasibility
emerging
markets,
(iv)
influence
private
public
development,
(v)
relationship
between
development
goals.
insights
this
aim
inspire
equip
readers
as
they
embark
inquiries
into
connections
investment,
policy,
behavioral
sciences.
Following
identifying
gaps,
paper
outlines
potential
future
directions.
It
serves
thorough
resource
current
trends
investments
recommends
viable
topics,
thus
benefiting
researchers,
professionals,
policymakers
alike.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Emerging
economies
and
ecosystems
are
critically
dependent
on
fossil
fuels,
a
country’s
energy
dependence
is
significant
measure
of
its
reliance
foreign
suppliers.
This
study
evaluates
the
impact
intensity,
CO
2
emission
utilization
renewable
resources
in
35
developing
20
developed
nations,
as
well
connection
between
(REN),
GDP
growth,
emissions.
employs
generalized
linear
model
(GLM)
robust
least
squares
(RLS)
method
to
assess
inverse
association
economy
policymakers,
utilizing
unique
panel
estimate
approaches
(1970–2022).
The
response
variable
economic
consumption,
emissions
across
four
continents
investigated
this
study.
findings
indicate
that
countries
experience
rise
per
capita
if
their
use
exceeds
capacity.
finding
remains
even
when
other
proxies
for
introduced
using
modified
approaches.
Furthermore,
it
particularly
relevant
industrialized
nations
possess
more
institutions.
Even
surprisingly,
terms
intensity
required
has
accelerated
all
components.
regional
analysis
revealed
spillover
most
areas,
suggesting
consequences
essentially
same
neighboring
countries.
growth
sector
decrease
greenhouse
gas
depend
ability
exchange
unions
mitigate
negative
environmental
impacts
dependency.
These
underdeveloped
need
spend
research
development
catch
up
technologically.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
361, P. 121220 - 121220
Published: May 27, 2024
On
the
one
hand,
economies,
particularly
developing
ones,
need
to
grow.
other
climate
change
is
most
pressing
issue
globally,
and
nations
should
take
necessary
measures.
Such
a
complex
task
requires
new
theoretical
empirical
models
capture
this
complexity
provide
insights.
Our
study
uses
newly
developed
framework
that
involves
renewable
energy
consumption
(REC)
total
factor
productivity
(TFP)
alongside
traditional
factors
of
CO2
emissions.
It
provides
policymakers
with
border
information
compared
models,
such
as
Environmental
Kuznets
Curve
(EKC),
being
limited
income
population.
Advanced
panel
time
series
methods
are
also
employed,
addressing
data
issues
while
producing
not
only
pooled
but
country-specific
results.
20
Renewable
Energy
Country
Attractiveness
Index
(RECAI)
considered
in
study.
The
results
show
REC,
TFP,
exports
reduce
emissions
elasticities
0.3,
0.4,
respectively.
Oppositely,
imports
increase
0.8
0.3.
Additionally,
we
RECAI
countries
commonly
affected
by
global
regional
factors.
Moreover,
find
shocks
can
create
permanent
changes
levels
temporary
their
growth
rates.
main
policy
implication
findings
authorities
implement
measures
boosting
TFP
REC.
These
driven
mainly
technological
progress,
innovation,
efficiency
gains.
Thus,
they
simultaneously
promoting
long-run
green
economic
growth,
which
addresses
mentioned
above
some
extent.
