Natural Resources Forum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 22, 2024
Abstract
Africa
must
ensure
that
its
development
trajectories
are
sustainable.
In
pursuit
of
viable
policy
pathways,
this
study
examines
the
eco‐impact
energy
mix
(Te)
and
financial
(FD)
in
selected
African
countries.
The
Te
path
is
defined
using
emission‐intensity
paradigm,
where
positive
trends
indicate
a
strong
dependence
on
fossil
fuels,
while
negative
suggest
shift
toward
greener
sources.
FD
impact
disaggregated
to
recognize
separate
effects
market‐based
(FM)
institution‐based
(FI)
development.
This
utilized
land‐use
metrics
across
major
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
sources,
drawing
data
from
panel
33
countries
spanning
1982
2021.
It
employs
novel
instrumental‐variables
approach
for
fitting
panel‐data
models,
addressing
cross‐sectional
issues
incorporating
heterogeneous
slope
coefficients
mean‐group
estimator.
Empirical
findings
reveal
have
significant
total
GHG
emissions
(GHGe),
whereas
FM
has
effect
GHGe,
suggesting
active
role
mitigating
climate
impacts.
disaggregation
GHGe
highlights
distinct
impacts
CO
2
(CO
e),
nitrous
oxide
(N
Oe)
methane
(CH
4
e)
emissions.
Economic
affluence
positively
CH4e,
primarily
increase
e.
FI
significantly
reduces
N
Oe,
notably
decreases
Furthermore,
emission
intensity
Te,
indicating
promoting
green
transition.
These
underscore
necessity
nuanced
interventions
integrate
with
environmental
objectives,
promote
transition
address
challenges.
Cogent Economics & Finance,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(2)
Опубликована: Окт. 9, 2023
The
purpose
of
this
paper
is
to
identify
the
driving
elements
South
African
financial
sector.
While
Africa’s
sector
appears
robust,
there
exists
a
dearth
empirical
research
investigating
determinants
its
development.
Thus,
work
assesses
how
three
critical
factors:
natural
resource
abundance
(NR),
IT
infrastructure,
and
government
expenditure
levels
affect
development
(FD)
in
Africa
using
annual
data
from
1971
2020.
Preliminary
findings
show
that
series
are
integrated,
they
cointegrated.
Results
regression
analysis
suggest
NR
does
not
significantly
contribute
Africa.
Conversely,
advanced
larger
size,
openness
trade
associated
with
more
developed
implications
these
essential
for
policymakers
stakeholders
understanding
factors
drive
study
recommends
that,
among
others,
innovative
approaches
needed
channel
gains
resources
effectively
into
Energies,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
17(1), С. 208 - 208
Опубликована: Дек. 30, 2023
This
text
mining
study
delves
into
the
multifaceted
contributions
of
energy
sector
to
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
By
analyzing
363
papers,
we
uncover
key
themes,
trends,
and
challenges
shaping
intersection
sustainability.
The
findings
reveal
that
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
achieving
SDGs
such
as
affordable
clean
(SDG
7)
climate
action
13).
Critical
issues
encompass
governance,
policy
frameworks,
technological
innovations.
research
underscores
need
for
interdisciplinary
collaboration
holistic
approaches
addressing
complex
energy-related
sustainability
challenges.
insights
derived
here
provide
guidance
policymakers,
researchers,
stakeholders
seeking
harness
sector’s
potential
more
sustainable
equitable
future.
Natural Resources Forum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 22, 2024
Abstract
Africa
must
ensure
that
its
development
trajectories
are
sustainable.
In
pursuit
of
viable
policy
pathways,
this
study
examines
the
eco‐impact
energy
mix
(Te)
and
financial
(FD)
in
selected
African
countries.
The
Te
path
is
defined
using
emission‐intensity
paradigm,
where
positive
trends
indicate
a
strong
dependence
on
fossil
fuels,
while
negative
suggest
shift
toward
greener
sources.
FD
impact
disaggregated
to
recognize
separate
effects
market‐based
(FM)
institution‐based
(FI)
development.
This
utilized
land‐use
metrics
across
major
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
sources,
drawing
data
from
panel
33
countries
spanning
1982
2021.
It
employs
novel
instrumental‐variables
approach
for
fitting
panel‐data
models,
addressing
cross‐sectional
issues
incorporating
heterogeneous
slope
coefficients
mean‐group
estimator.
Empirical
findings
reveal
have
significant
total
GHG
emissions
(GHGe),
whereas
FM
has
effect
GHGe,
suggesting
active
role
mitigating
climate
impacts.
disaggregation
GHGe
highlights
distinct
impacts
CO
2
(CO
e),
nitrous
oxide
(N
Oe)
methane
(CH
4
e)
emissions.
Economic
affluence
positively
CH4e,
primarily
increase
e.
FI
significantly
reduces
N
Oe,
notably
decreases
Furthermore,
emission
intensity
Te,
indicating
promoting
green
transition.
These
underscore
necessity
nuanced
interventions
integrate
with
environmental
objectives,
promote
transition
address
challenges.