Energies,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
16(20), С. 7041 - 7041
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2023
Green
initiatives
and
digital
transitions
in
Central
European
countries
are
catalyzing
significant
transformations
within
the
region’s
socio-economic
landscape,
embedding
contemporary
technologies
into
daily
life
commercial
activities.
Consequently,
this
fosters
improved
environmental
quality
through
sustainable
practices.
This
research
unravels
complex
interplay
between
renewable
energy
consumption,
digitalization,
financial
development
various
national
contexts,
providing
key
insights
their
respective
collective
impacts
on
quality.
study
investigates
relationship
among
quality,
development,
economic
growth
countries,
analyzing
data
from
1995
to
2019.
An
analysis
of
panel
reveals
a
statistically
positive
carbon
emissions,
negative
emissions.
In
nations,
including
Czech
Republic,
Hungary,
Latvia,
Slovakia,
digitalization
serves
mediating
role
consumption
However,
as
mediator
manifests
varied
across
different
countries.
These
findings
hold
potential
guide
policy
recommendations
for
under
consideration.
Sustainable Development,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 15, 2024
Abstract
The
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
set
by
the
United
Nations
are
a
worldwide
appeal
to
eliminate
poverty,
preserve
environment,
address
climate
change,
and
guarantee
that
everyone
experiences
peace
prosperity
2030.
These
17
goals
cover
various
global
issues
concerning
health,
education,
inequality,
environmental
decline,
change.
Several
investigations
have
been
carried
out
track
advancements
toward
these
goals.
However,
there
is
limited
research
on
forecasting
SDG
scores.
This
aims
forecast
scores
for
regions
2030
using
ARIMAX
LR
(Linear
Regression)
smoothed
HW
(Holt‐Winters')
multiplicative
technique.
To
enhance
model
performance,
we
used
predictors
identified
from
SDGs
more
likely
be
influenced
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
in
future.
results
show
“OECD
countries”
(80)
(with
2.8%
change)
“Eastern
Europe
Central
Asia”
(74)
2.37%
expected
achieve
highest
“Latin
America
Caribbean”
(73)
4.17%
change),
“East
South
(69)
2.64%
“Middle
East
North
Africa”
(68)
2.32%
“Sub‐Saharan
(56)
7.2%
will
display
lower
levels
of
achievement,
respectively.
