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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
(2023)
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Summary: This study presents a simple methodology for identifying and monitoring energy vulnerable areas based on publicly available information. The proposed method maps and diagnoses energy vulnerability at the census section level by considering building features, energy expenses, and socio-economic indicators. The vulnerability of the Greater Bilbao region in northern Spain was evaluated using this method, revealing that 13% of the population in this area resides in different levels of energy vulnerability. A clear geographical pattern was also identified.
SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND SOCIETY
(2023)
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Yechi Ma et al.
Summary: This study examines the impact of the 'policy mix' of green credit policy and government subsidy on the high-quality environmental innovation of high-polluting firms. The results show that the Green Credit Guidelines (GCGs) have a negative impact on such innovation. However, the negative relationship is dependent on the level of government subsidy, which can effectively alleviate the negative impact of GCGs. Mechanism analysis reveals that GCGs hinder high-quality environmental innovation through increased compliance costs and lack of long-term bank credit, and government subsidies can moderate the latter channel.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
To Trung Thanh et al.
Summary: This empirical analysis examines the relationship between digital transformation and energy security, revealing significant effects of digitalization on different aspects of energy security. The study also highlights the positive impact of energy security on digital transformation and identifies the importance of setting specific goals for sustainable energy consumption and renewable energy promotion.
ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY
(2023)
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Yuling Pan et al.
Summary: This paper explores the impact of two energy finance policies combined with renewable energy subsidy on energy vulnerability under different carbon peaking scenarios. The study uses computable general equilibrium models to calculate the consumption of fossil energy and renewable energy under different scenarios. The results show that earlier peaking time leads to lower energy vulnerability in the long run. Additionally, implementing energy finance policies after the peaking year can significantly reduce energy vulnerability.
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Economics
G. Tzanes et al.
Summary: Islands face structural handicaps and energy problems, which require the definition of relevant energy vulnerability metrics. Commonly used Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) cannot capture the diverse characteristics of different island regions. A flexible data-driven protocol is proposed to generate and aggregate KPIs in a meaningful way. The protocol is evaluated using the Aegean Sea in Greece, and Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is used to formulate new variables and assess vulnerability. The protocol's sensitivity and adjustability as a regional-level policy tool are also discussed.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Kangyin Dong et al.
Summary: E-commerce has emerged as an important means of achieving low-carbon development in China through digital platforms and Internet construction. This paper conducts a quasi-natural experiment to evaluate the mitigation effect of e-commerce by examining the changes in CO2 emissions of 270 cities in China from 2004 to 2017. The results show that the NEDC pilot policy reduces CO2 emissions by 4.1% in treated cities compared to untreated cities, with effects on economic growth, industrial structure, and technological innovation.
JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION
(2023)
Editorial Material
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SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND SOCIETY
(2023)
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Yang Liu et al.
Summary: Reducing energy vulnerability is crucial for maintaining the normal functioning of the economy and society, promoting the transition to a green, low-carbon system, and addressing the global greenhouse effect. This study examines the causal relationship between energy vulnerability and CO2 emissions using a composite energy vulnerability index (EVI) and panel data analysis. The findings suggest that decreasing energy vulnerability can lead to a win-win situation by curbing CO2 emissions, but there is heterogeneity in this relationship. Furthermore, reducing energy vulnerability not only directly reduces CO2 emissions, but also indirectly through factors such as primary energy supply, renewable energy use, and energy efficiency.
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William K. Jaeger et al.
Summary: The environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) hypothesis suggests an inverted U-shaped relationship between pollution and income. This study contributes to the literature by exploring the impact of societal parameters on environmental quality and by assembling a large dataset to overcome data limitations. The findings indicate that both income and population growth lead to the degradation of environmental quality along an inverted U-shaped path. These results provide insights into the EKC literature and the potential decoupling of economic growth and environmental damages.
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Economics
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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Environmental Studies
Nicola Willand et al.
Summary: This study explores the role of trusted intermediaries in identifying hidden energy vulnerability, with a focus on households that are not captured by common indicators of energy poverty. Through interviews with intermediaries in Melbourne, Australia, six forms of hidden energy vulnerability are identified. Various methods of identification, including careful listening, home visits, health assessments, and referrals from other services, are used. Trusted intermediaries' reports and public education may help identify and address hidden energy vulnerability.
ENERGY RESEARCH & SOCIAL SCIENCE
(2023)
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Environmental Sciences
Tingting Bai et al.
Summary: In the context of fierce global economic competition and severe climate change, finding new soft resource input is crucial for China to break through the bottleneck of economic transformation. This study investigates the relationship between digital economy (DE) and spatial transfer of carbon emissions (CE) in Chinese cities from 2006 to 2019. The results show that DE directly reduces CE through local industrial transformation and upgrading (ITU), but also leads to spatial transfer of CE to neighboring regions. The study provides insights into the carbon refuge effect of industrial transfer and can inform industrial policies for inter-regional carbon reduction synergy.
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
(2023)
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Economics
Rossella Bardazzi et al.
Summary: This paper provides an overview of energy poverty in five Mediterranean countries in 2019 and offers decision support for energy poverty policy. It emphasizes the existence of a group called "energy vulnerable" who are easily overlooked by policy makers.
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Environmental Studies
Maria Kaufmann et al.
Summary: Different households have different capacities to implement energy efficiency measures, and those unable to do so may face rising energy prices and increased vulnerability. Policy instruments used by public authorities may (re)produce energy vulnerability unequally by restricting access to information, increasing implementation barriers, and miscalculating policy consequences.
ENERGY RESEARCH & SOCIAL SCIENCE
(2023)
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Environmental Studies
Yanwei Lyu et al.
Summary: Digital economy has a significant impact on energy poverty in China, particularly in the eastern region and under government energy planning. It reduces energy poverty by enhancing affordability, efficiency, and cleanliness of energy consumption. Technological innovation plays a crucial role in alleviating energy poverty, and its impact is nonlinear under certain technological innovation thresholds.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW
(2023)
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Environmental Sciences
Xiyan Zhang et al.
Summary: The role of Chinese financial institutions and their digital financial support is crucial for China's energy transition toward digitalization. The research findings indicate that the digital services of financial institutions play a significant role in facilitating China's digital economy transition, while the digital financial services have a noteworthy impact on the process.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2023)
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Energy & Fuels
Ali M. Jasim et al.
Summary: Demand Side Management (DSM) in a Smart Grid (SG) helps customers reduce electricity bills, minimize utility's peak demand, and improve load factor. This paper proposes a load shifting-based DSM model using Virulence Optimization Algorithm (VOA) and Earth Worm Optimization Algorithm (EWOA). The model considers user preferences, timing factors, pricing signals, and incorporates Renewable Energy Resources (RERs) and Renewable Energy Storage (RES). Effective comparisons in MATLAB simulation show that VOA outperforms other algorithms, while EWOA combined with VOA provides smaller deviations and lower Peak-to-Average Ratio (PAR).
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Environmental Sciences
Yan Tang et al.
Summary: Resource-based cities in China play a significant role in sustainable development, and studying the impact of the digital economy on the ecological resilience of these cities is crucial. This paper measures the ecological resilience of 117 resource-based cities from 2011 to 2020 and investigates the influence and mechanism of the digital economy on ecological resilience. The results reveal an upward trend in ecological resilience, with a stepwise distribution from east to west. The digital economy has a positive spatial spillover effect, promoting ecological resilience in local and adjacent regions. Technological innovation and industrial structure serve as mediators between the digital economy and ecological resilience, with technological innovation playing a stronger intermediary role. This paper provides valuable insights for government policy-making and contributes to the literature on ecological resilience.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2023)
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Thermodynamics
Qiang Wang et al.
Summary: This study examines the relationship between renewable energy consumption and economic growth from various risk-based perspectives, finding that different types of risks have different threshold effects on this relationship. Specifically, political risks and composite risks exhibit a single threshold, while economic risks and financial risks show a double threshold.
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Environmental Sciences
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.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2022)
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Environmental Sciences
Le Thanh Ha
Summary: This paper empirically analyzes the impacts of digital transformation on energy security in the business and public sectors. The study finds that digital businesses are critical in improving the acceptability and develop-ability of energy security, while digital public services support the achievement of energy sustainability goals. The use of modern digital technology is important for ensuring the security of the energy system.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2022)
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Environmental Sciences
Lulu Wang et al.
Summary: This paper examines the impact of the digital economy on urban low-carbon sustainable development, finding that boosting the digital economy can effectively promote such development, with innovation factor mobility being the critical transmission channel. Spatial and temporal heterogeneity exist in the effects of the digital economy and innovation factor mobility on urban low-carbon sustainable development in different regions. Additionally, the impact of the digital economy on urban low-carbon sustainable development becomes stronger with the increase in economic development level.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2022)
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Economics
Jun Zhao et al.
Summary: This study investigates the impact of industrial structure adjustment on carbon emissions in China and explores the mediating role of energy efficiency in this relationship. The findings suggest that industrial structure upgrading can reduce CO2 emissions, while industrial structure optimization may increase carbon emissions.
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Economics
Yan Xue et al.
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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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Zhiguo Li et al.
Summary: This paper examines the impact of the digital economy on carbon emissions through nonlinear analysis using the spatial DURBIN model and panel threshold model. The results show an inverted U-shaped relationship between the digital economy and carbon emissions, with the direct effect being significantly greater than the indirect effect. The study also finds regional heterogeneity and threshold effects in the relationship between the digital economy and carbon emissions.
JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION
(2022)
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Economics
Chien-Chiang Lee et al.
Summary: This research investigates the impact of information and communication technology (ICT) on energy security using panel data from 66 countries between 1996 and 2019. The findings reveal a negative influence of ICT on energy demand and security, with financial development and technological progress serving as the main channels of impact. While human capital significantly affects energy security, it does not mediate the relationship between ICT and energy security. The study also observes an inverted U-shaped relationship between ICT and energy security with economic risk as a threshold variable, with ICT initially increasing energy security at lower levels of risk but weakening it beyond a certain level. Similarly, the impact of ICT on energy security fluctuates over time.
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Economics
Qiong Xu et al.
Summary: Digitalization has a profound impact on energy by reducing consumption, decreasing intensity, and optimizing structure. Technological innovation, human capital, and industrial structure play different mediating roles in this impact.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Junhong Qu et al.
Summary: This paper investigates the impact of the digital economy on energy poverty by establishing a mediation effect model, spatial autocorrelation test, and heterogeneity analysis. The study finds that the digital economy has a significant mitigation effect on energy poverty, and financial development serves as one of the mechanisms involved in alleviating energy poverty.
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Energy & Fuels
Adam X. Hearn
Summary: This article examines the importance of energy vulnerability in PEDs and discusses the perceptions of stakeholders on energy vulnerability mitigation. It provides guidance for the inclusive transition of European smart city urban areas and offers information for policymakers.
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Thermodynamics
Wasi Ul Hassan Shah et al.
Summary: This study examines the relationship between energy efficiency, trade, financial development, and government integrity in G7 economies. The study finds that trade is an effective channel to increase energy efficiency, while financial development enhances energy efficiency. However, research and development have a positive impact on trade but do not significantly improve energy efficiency, and governance plays a role in promoting trade but lacks focus on improving energy efficiency.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Muhammad Shahbaz et al.
Summary: The digital economy has a positive impact on energy transition, promoting the development of the consumption and generation structure of renewable energy. It stimulates energy transition by enhancing government governance capabilities and has a stronger positive effect in high-income countries.
RENEWABLE & SUSTAINABLE ENERGY REVIEWS
(2022)
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Engineering, Environmental
Dzul Hadzwan Husaini et al.
Summary: The concept of digitalization theoretically promotes energy sustainability by improving energy efficiency through behavioral changes. However, poor management of digitalization may lead to excessive energy consumption. This study concludes that digitalization does reduce energy consumption levels and recommends increased investment in digital infrastructure for achieving energy sustainability strategic objectives.
RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING
(2022)
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Communication
Madinatou Yeh Bunje et al.
Summary: This study reveals the significant impacts of financial development and the digital economy on international trade in Africa, with the digital economy playing a crucial role in the transmission of financial development's effects on trade.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY
(2022)
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Songqin Zhao et al.
Summary: This study empirically analyzes the role of the digital economy in upgrading the industrial structure in China. The results show that digital economy development has a significant positive effect on the advancement and servitization of the industrial structure. It also promotes technological progress and human capital upgrading in Chinese cities. The spatial spillover effect of the digital economy on industrial structure upgrading is confirmed.
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Energy & Fuels
Yuanyuan Hao et al.
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ENERGY STRATEGY REVIEWS
(2022)
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Economics
Jianda Wang et al.
Summary: This paper explores the relationship between the digital economy and just transition, finding that the digital economy not only promotes just transition, but also increases the levels of distributional justice, procedural justice, and restorative justice. However, digital trade has a negative impact on just transition.
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Economics
Jianda Wang et al.
Summary: This study explores the relationship between the digital economy and CO2 emissions by constructing a comprehensive digital economy index and using the SYS-GMM technique. The results suggest a negative impact of the digital economy on CO2 emissions, with sub-indicators such as infrastructure, innovation and application, and economic growth and jobs also influencing CO2 emissions. The digital economy indirectly reduces CO2 emissions by expanding the scale of the tertiary industry, reducing coal consumption, and promoting green technology innovation.
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Business
Jianda Wang et al.
Summary: In the context of carbon neutrality constraints, high-quality energy development plays an important role in achieving economic growth and carbon emission reduction in China. This study, based on provincial data from 2007 to 2017, reveals the positive influence of the digital economy on high-quality energy development, particularly in regions with higher digital economy and high-quality energy development indexes.
TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE
(2022)
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Business
Jianda Wang et al.
Summary: This paper explores the relationship between the Internet economy and carbon emission efficiency (CEE) in China. The results show that the Internet economy positively affects CEE and indirectly impacts it through increasing human capital, clean technological innovation, and the non-coal energy mix. The negative influence of the Internet economy on CEE is more significant in southern China.
TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE
(2022)
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Francisco Rowe et al.
Summary: COVID-19 has led to unprecedented reductions in global energy consumption, with varying changes observed between and within cities. The stringency of government response to the pandemic plays a defining role in shaping reductions in urban energy consumption.
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Environmental Studies
Jinning Zhang et al.
Summary: The positive impact of the digital economy on low-carbon development is important and should not be overlooked. This study develops an evaluation system to measure China's digital economy and finds that it is becoming an essential driver for regional low-carbon development. Environmental governance, technological innovation, and industrial structure upgrade are the primary channels through which the digital economy influences low-carbon development.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW
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Economics
Ming Yi et al.
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Adam X. Hearn
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Economics
Siyu Ren et al.
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Charles Courtemanche et al.
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Jean Michel Banto et al.
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Information Science & Library Science
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Economics
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