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Summary: The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) of affordable and sustainable energy offers a practical solution for sustainable growth and climate action. However, political and financial risks can hinder progress in renewable energy and climate actions. This research investigates the relationship between renewable energy, political risk, financial risk, and ecological footprint (EF) in the context of the Environment Kuznets Curve (EKC) for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) from 1986 to 2018. The results confirm the presence of EKC in ASEAN and highlight the importance of mitigating political and financial risks to reduce EF and promote sustainable development.
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Hongsheng Zhang et al.
Summary: This study investigates the dynamic effects of economic development, Renewable Energy (RE) use, green finance, and agricultural production on CO2 emissions in China. The results show that macroeconomic factors have a positive and significant relationship with CO2 emissions, with a 1% rise in business development associated with a 1.64% increase in CO2. Increased usage of renewable energy and green finance leads to a reduction in CO2 emissions. The study provides policy ideas to support renewable energy usage and transition towards a low-carbon economy.
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Liu Lisha et al.
Summary: This research examines the nexus between sustainability, green innovations, financial technologies (FinTech), financial development, and natural resources for BRICS economies during 2000-2019. The results show that FinTech and natural resources adversely impact environmental sustainability, while green innovations and financial development promote environmental sustainability. Economic growth contributes to higher emissions. The findings have important policy implications.
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Summary: Extreme weather anomalies act as threat multipliers, emphasizing the importance of focusing on low-carbon transition and sustainable development. This study examines the bidirectional causality between climate policy uncertainty (CPU) and traditional energy, as well as green markets. The results show significant dynamic causality within each series and different manifestations of causality between pairs of series.
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Bo Wang et al.
Summary: To achieve carbon neutrality targets, Asian countries have formulated renewable energy development strategies, among which digitalization has provided sufficient development impetus for the energy transition. The impact of the digital economy on renewable energy generation (REG) in Asian countries from 2003 to 2019 and the moderating effect of financial development, political stability, and the rule of law were explored using the IV-GMM technique. The results indicate that the digital economy has a positive effect on REG.
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Zhihao Yang et al.
Summary: This study examines the impact of industrial convergence on air pollution in China using panel data at the city level from 2004 to 2016. The results show that the Triple Play reform (TPR) significantly alleviates air pollution by improving green technological innovation and industrial structural upgrading. However, the impact of TPR on air pollution is more remarkable in southern, coastal, non-resource-based cities with higher technological absorption capacity, and less significant in northern, inland, resource-based cities with lower technological absorption capacity.
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Hongda Liu et al.
Summary: The study shows that green financing plays a significant role in energy efficiency in E7 economies, being the most suitable and supportive financing tool. The impact of financial inclusion and FinTech on energy efficiency is influenced by various factors, requiring a reevaluation of the actual effects of some financing techniques.
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Summary: The study shows that internet use, renewable energy consumption, and trade significantly reduce CO2 emissions, while innovation and non-renewable energy consumption increase emissions. Emerging economies can safely increase internet usage and implement green technologies to reduce their adverse impact on the environment.
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Summary: The development of the digital economy has direct and indirect impacts on energy consumption, promoting an increase in the scale and optimization of the structure of energy consumption. The impact of the digital economy on energy consumption is achieved mainly through its influence on economic growth, energy efficiency, and industrial structure. Additionally, there are evident regional heterogeneity and spatial spillover effects in the impact of digital economy development on energy consumption.
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Summary: This study examines the effects of financial development, green technology innovations, and renewable energy use on carbon emissions. The results show that financial development increases carbon emissions, while green technology innovations and renewable energy use reduce carbon emissions. In the future, green technology innovations and renewable energy use will be the primary factors contributing to the decrease of carbon emissions.
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Ling Zhang et al.
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Lei Chang et al.
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Lu Zhang et al.
Summary: This study empirically analyzes the relationship between digital economy, energy efficiency, and carbon emissions in China and proposes suggestions for optimizing the level and quality of digital economy and adopting differentiated development policies.
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(2022)
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Katarzyna Korczak et al.
Summary: The non-metallic minerals industry is a significant consumer of energy and emitter of CO2, and further decarbonization measures are needed to align with the goals of the Paris Agreement. Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technology has the highest potential for decarbonization in this industry. Lowering the clinker to cement ratio and transitioning to heat electrification are also important directions for the industry.
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Wenting Zhang et al.
Summary: Despite their economic success, the BRICS countries still face challenges in achieving environmental sustainability. This study assesses the impact of financial integration on ecological footprint and explores other drivers. The results show that financial globalization has a positive effect on ecological footprint, while renewable energy and technological innovation can reduce it. Technological innovation also positively impacts the environment through urbanization, contributing to sustainable urban development in the BRICS nations.
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Ugur Korkut Pata et al.
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Summary: This research examines the linkage between renewable energy technology (RET) innovation and energy poverty (EP) and finds that RET innovation can alleviate EP. The study also reveals that climate risk has a moderating effect and threshold effect on the relationship between RET innovation and EP.
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Environmental Studies
Huangxin Chen et al.
Summary: Energy efficiency is identified as a crucial factor for achieving most of the Sustainable Development Goals by the World Bank. This study expands the debate on the determinants of energy efficiency by considering the evidence from the US economy and examines the causal relationship among variables. The results highlight the importance of industrial production, financial inclusion, renewable energy public R&D investment, and trade openness in determining energy efficiency in the USA.
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Shuaiyin Ma et al.
Summary: This study proposes a sustainable smart manufacturing strategy based on information management systems for energy-intensive industries (EIIs) by considering both digital twin and big data technologies. The integration of digital twin and big data enables key technologies for data acquisition, prediction, mining, and real-time control. Two case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of the strategy, achieving energy saving and cost reduction goals, and reducing environmental protection costs.
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Chien-Chiang Lee et al.
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Siyu Ren et al.
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