Geological Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
59(1), P. 288 - 300
Published: Aug. 22, 2023
There
is
a
significant
gap
in
comprehensively
probing
the
determinants
of
renewable
energy
consumption
(REN)
developing
markets.
Extant
literature
suggests
beneficial
role
using
diminishing
carbon
emissions
and
increasing
environmental
quality.
This
work
addresses
this
contributes
by
investigating
factors
which
significantly
affect
REN
emerging
economies.
More
specifically,
present
study
attempts
to
contribute
effects
economic
openness
financial
stability
on
while
considering
roles
development,
technological
innovations,
growth.
To
achieve
purpose,
focuses
BRICS
countries,
are
five
massive
outstanding
economies
globe,
uses
both
fixed
quantile
panel
data
approaches
for
yearly
between
2000
2021.
Remarkably,
results
reveal
that
positively
impact
REN,
implying
rising
them
helps
sustainability.
Moreover,
findings
indicate
positive
development
innovations
whereas
growth
impacts
adversely.
The
have
essential
recommendations
governments,
policymakers,
regulatory
bodies
especially
focusing
drivers
attempting
maintain
banking
sector
increase
promote
Economic Modelling,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
123, P. 106279 - 106279
Published: March 16, 2023
Economic
policy
uncertainty
(EPU)
and
geopolitical
(GPU)
can
fuel
speculation,
flood
the
carbon
trading
market
with
excess
allowances,
undermine
scheme's
efficacy
in
tackling
climate
change.
While
existing
literature
documents
adverse
effects
of
on
macroeconomic
financial
variables,
impact
risk
remains
unclear.
This
paper
analyses
EPU
GPU
volatility
other
levels
using
daily
European
Union
Emissions
Trading
Scheme
data
(February
2,
2009
to
8/31/2022)
monthly
indicators
(2009M2–2022M8).
The
findings
reveal
that
unstable
policies
tensions
heighten
since
global
increases
information
asymmetry
premium
causes
a
delay
investment
decisions.
Future
deliberation
among
Cooperation
Parties
under
United
Nations
Framework
Convention
Climate
Change
should
incorporate
measures
mitigate
while
pushing
for
decarbonization
transition
clean
technology.
Energy & Environment,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
35(2), P. 874 - 903
Published: Nov. 11, 2022
In
line
with
the
importance
of
SDG-7,
a
number
studies
have
endeavored
to
divulge
changes
in
renewable
energy
consumption
(REC);
however,
literature
fails
either
understand
technology
i.e.,
information
communication
technologies
(ICT)
and
macroeconomic
uncertainty
this
context
or
employ
robust
econometric
techniques.
This
research
paper
extends
prior
by
focusing
on
as
novel
determinants
addition
natural
resources,
human
development,
globalization,
economic
growth
control
variables
for
top
10
energy-consuming
countries
applying
several
second
third
generation
tests
annual
data
from
1990
2017.
The
empirical
estimations
determine
ICT
crucial
factor
energy,
suggesting
that
it
significantly
triggers
REC
economies.
Conversely,
detrimental
effects
tend
shrink
REC.
Furthermore,
boost
consistent
existing
literature.
Based
these
findings,
study
suggests
SGD-oriented
policies.
Innovation and Green Development,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
1(2), P. 100010 - 100010
Published: Nov. 18, 2022
This
research
investigates
the
impact
of
economic
policy
uncertainty
on
renewable
energy
innovation,
based
a
panel
22
countries
during
period
1985–2019.
The
results
indicate
that
exerts
positive
effect
innovation
lasts
for
at
least
3
years.
Subsample
analysis
shows
OECD
members
and
right-wing
experience
higher
growth
in
compared
to
non-OECD
left-wing
countries.
In
addition,
improves
only
high
institutional
quality
countries,
while
becomes
insignificant
low
After
separating
different
types,
this
paper
presents
wind
witnesses
largest
incline
other
types.
provides
international
evidence
relationship
between
innovation.
