Banks and Bank Systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(1), P. 11 - 22
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Bank
deposits
are
vital
for
the
economy,
serving
as
a
primary
source
of
funding
banks
that
facilitate
lending,
investment,
consumption,
and
overall
economic
growth.
This
article
aims
to
examine
how
oil
price
fluctuations
inflation,
two
critical
macroeconomic
variables,
influence
bank
in
Azerbaijan,
an
energy-exporting
country.
The
purpose
is
reveal
extent
which
these
factors,
particularly
context
Azerbaijan’s
role
energy
exporter,
affect
stability
liquidity
banking
sector.
Using
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(ARDL)
model
Granger
causality
testing,
study
analyzes
dynamic
relationships
among
variables.
findings
demonstrate
significant
long-term
relationship
causal
effects
between
prices,
deposits.
Specifically,
one-unit
increase
prices
results
0.057-unit
rise
deposits,
underscoring
positive
impact
increases
on
sector
liquidity.
Conversely,
inflation
decreases
by
0.812
units
long
term,
highlighting
inflation’s
detrimental
effect
financial
stability.
Abstract
Nuclear
energy
has
emerged
as
one
of
the
essential
sources
in
European
Union
(EU)
region.
It
does
not
cause
pollution
to
environment,
just
like
renewable
(RE),
though
it
is
subject
depletion.
Therefore,
nuclear
–
a
low‐carbon
source
fundamental
maintaining
sustainable
development
through
raising
national
income
with
less
ecological
harm.
However,
there
are
studies
that
have
investigated
influence
on
economic
performance
and
environmental
sustainability.
Thus,
cover
existing
gap
inform
policy
making
this
study
investigates
research
&
(necessary
for
technological
innovations)
EU
countries.
The
data
fourteen
consuming
countries
used
analysis
period
1990
2015.
Important
determinants
growth
capital,
RE,
human
capital
financial
specified
model
controlling
purposes.
To
achieve
aim,
Generalized
Least
Squares
Panels
Correlated
Standard
Errors
caters
within‐panel
correlations
used.
findings
depict
energy,
development,
index
rate
counterproductive.
This
informs
implication
use
along
innovations
order
advance
growth.
International Journal of Energy Sector Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
Purpose
The
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs),
particularly
SDG
7,
highlight
the
importance
of
universal
access
to
reliable,
and
affordable
energy
services.
renewable
energies
has
thus
become
central
improving
people’s
living
conditions,
in
developing
countries.
Identifying
factors
driving
this
transition
is
crucial.
This
study
aims
determine
whether
financial
inclusion
an
important
lever
for
promoting
seven
WAEMU
Design/methodology/approach
uses
data
from
countries
over
period
2007–2022.
authors
estimate
models
using
panel-corrected
standard
error
method
account
heteroskedasticity,
autocorrelation
possible
serial
correlations.
robustness
results
enhanced
by
use
Driscoll-Kraay
method.
Findings
estimates
show
that
indicators
(geographical
demographic
penetration
rates
services
strict
extended
bancarization
rates)
have
a
positive
significant
effect
on
production
consumption
In
addition,
indicate
forestry
mineral
rents
stimulate
energy.
These
remain
robust
Driscoll
Kraay
tests.
Research
limitations/implications
conclusions
need
governments
strengthen
technological
infrastructures,
notably
mobile
services,
improve
most
vulnerable
populations,
women
young
people.
Originality/value
originality
research
lies
fact
it
contributes
better
understanding
relationship
between
four
two
consumption.
econometric
methods
ensures
results.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 3143 - 3143
Published: April 2, 2025
Renewable
energy
development
is
paramount
in
supporting
the
transition
to
a
cleaner
environment
through
green
policies.
Thus,
policies
and
measures
that
support
renewable
are
fundamental.
To
this
end,
studies
examine
how
achieved
have
been
performed,
but
role
of
research
development,
which
crucial
fostering
technological
innovations
investment
achieving
lacking.
Therefore,
was
employed
investigate
BRICS
economies.
The
data
economies
were
used
for
period
from
2000
2021.
This
study
‘Methods
Moments
Quantile
Regression’
ensure
robust
findings
presented,
hence
informing
environmental
sustainability
using
Major
showed
energy,
economic
growth,
overall
inflation
rate
raised
RE
use
countries.
Oil
rent,
financial
institutional
quality
reduced
development.
suggests
adoption
vigorous
resources
channeled
toward
financing
Through
can
achieve
goal
sustainable
carbon
neutrality.
International Journal of Energy Sector Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 26, 2025
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
enrich
the
existing
literature
on
importance
of
renewable
energy
by
exploring
how
financial
inclusion
can
moderate
impact
consumption
environmental
sustainability.
Design/methodology/approach
The
focus
is
26
sub-Saharan
African
nations
for
period
2004–2022,
and
empirical
evidence
based
interactive
fixed
effects
quantile
regressions.
Findings
following
results
were
established.
First,
inclusion,
measured
number
users
automated
teller
machines
commercial
bank
branches,
moderates
have
an
overall
negative
effect
carbon
dioxide
emissions.
Second,
generate
emissions
in
countries
with
medium
high
pollution
levels.
Political
implications
are
discussed.
Originality/value
complements
extant
examining
inclusive
finance
be
relevant
assessing
affects
sustainability
environment.
International Journal of Renewable Energy Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 884 - 897
Published: July 30, 2024
Renewable
energy
usage
is
deemed
a
feasible
panacea
to
environmental
degradation
and
poverty.
In
pursuit
of
carbon
neutrality,
nations
are
obligated
formulate
strategies
that
bolster
renewable
initiatives
following
the
Sustainable
Development
Goals
United
Nations.
Given
this,
this
article
scrutinises
impact
financial
development
on
advancement
consumption
within
energy-
Kuznets
curve
(REKC)
framework
while
controlling
for
foreign
direct
investment
(FDI),
trade
openness,
governance
urbanisation
using
panel
38
Sub-Saharan
African
(SSA)
from
2002-2019.
The
empirical
findings
based
corrected
standard
error
(PCSE)
Feasible
Generalized
Least
Squares
(FGLS)
models
validated
REKC
hypothesis
in
SSA
region.
Financial
development,
economic
growth,
governance,
have
substantial
detrimental
consumption,
whereas
FDI
has
neutral
effect.
Dumitrescu-Hurlin
causality
tests
demonstrate
bidirectional
(feedback)
between
all
its
determinants
except
where
unidirectional
openness
was
established.
these
insights,
our
paper
adds
literature
provides
incisive
suggestions
policy
formulation.
