A survey on energy justice: a critical review of the literature

Yu, Qian; Zhang, Xu; Gou, Xunjie; Škare, Marinko

doi:10.1080/1331677x.2022.2155860

Cited by 7 publications

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“…Additionally, as mentioned by Tufail et al (2022), precise financial inclusion can complement these actions and facilitate the transition to a green economy. Furthermore, energy justice priorities, a concept gaining increasing attention (Qian et al, 2022), can also be considered.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Unveiling the Role of Industries for European Financial Stability. Insights From the Energy Sector

Lupu,

Criste

2024

Journal of Business Economics and Management

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Extensive analysis of intertwinement with other industries caused the energy sector to gain momentum in the recent economic literature. This paper aims to create an indicator that captures the impact of financial stability for energy companies on all other industrial groups. To this end, we use daily data from 2007 until the end of 2021 to compute financial stability metrics for all European companies from the STOXX 600 index. The main contribution of our study is to harness the neural network forecasting power to predict extreme levels of this impact. We motivate this choice with evidence from the literature that documents the improved performance of these methods in predicting crises. Our methodological approach also employs an outlier detection algorithm based on copula (COPOD) to identify situations when the energy sector substantially impacts other industries and develop a framework to predict out-of-sample situations. We found evidence that the Deep Renewal model has superior forecasting accuracy to the standard Croston model. The main conclusion is that the design of this methodological framework allows authorities to monitor the impact of shocks produced by the energy sector on financial stability at the European level and undertake strategic management actions.

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Unveiling the Role of Industries for European Financial Stability. Insights From the Energy Sector

Lupu,

Criste

2024

Journal of Business Economics and Management

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“…Bibliometrics analysis helps us to process massive bibliometric data systematically and logically (Xu et al, 2023). On the one hand, it is able to investigate the top performers in a specific field from different angles without losing a hold of the whole picture (Qian et al, 2023a). This methodology can shed light on the transforming tracks of researchers' preferences, which is beneficial for us to effectively lock the emerging area (Donthu, et al, 2021a).…”

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confidence: 99%

The Development and Progress of Engineering Economics: A Retrospect and Prospect Based on Visual Analysis

Qian,

Gou,

2024

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Engineering economics is a cross subject with a wide range of applications, and it has taken on different characteristics with the changing times. The aim of this paper is to depict a sufficiently elaborate and vivid knowledge map of this field, with further discussion and outlook on the hotspots presented therein. Based on the principles and methods of bibliometrics, we use several visualization tools, mainly Vosviewer, to present the characteristics of the published literature within the field of engineering economics from multiple perspectives. Specifically, we collect 624 engineering economics documents published in the Web of Science core collection database between 1915 and 2021, and quantitatively analyze them in the following three aspects: (1) basic data characteristics, including annual publications, annual citations, research directions, and highly cited publications; (2) outstanding performers and cooperations in the four levels of country/region, institution, source and author, including co-authorship, bibliographic coupling, co-citation and co-occurrence analyses; and (3) keyword analyses, including co-occurrence analyses, burst detection analyses, and high-frequency word clouds. In addition, we further explore important topics within the field represented by intelligent and green transformation.

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“…Energy Justice Theory (EJuT) and The Multi-Tier Framework (MTF) were adopted as theoretical frameworks for this study. John Rawls propounded EJuT in the 1970s and drew on various social theories, applying them to the energy context (Sari et al, 2017;Qian et al, 2023). EJuT promotes the fair sharing of benefits and burdens related to energy services, as well as the provision of safe, affordable, and sustainable energy (Jenkins et al, 2018).…”

Section: Energy Justice Theory and The Multi-tier Frameworkmentioning

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Affordability of electricity to rural consumers in Tanzania: An elephant in the room?

Muhihi

2024

IJRCS

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Affordability of electricity in rural areas has received negligible concern, yet with equivocal information. Thus, this paper extrapolates this disregarded aspect by raising empirical debates on the affordability of electricity connection and consumption while also predicting the factors of domestic electrical appliances among rural consumers. Affordability of electricity connection was measured by a catastrophic approach through the index of utility Price Income Ratio (PIR) at a threshold of 10%. Consumption affordability was estimated through PIR at a 5% share of household income, coupled with a monthly basic electricity consumption of 30 kWh per household. A multiple regression model was adopted to determine electrical appliance ownership in the household. The paper reveals that electricity connection was not affordable to consumers in the lowest income quintile (61.76%), who spent up to 33% of their income. On consumption, electricity was affordable as consumers spent no more than 5% of their household income. Moreover, the paper explains that electricity affordability and the desire for wellbeing motivate consumers to use domestic electrical appliances. Measuring the affordability of energy has a paucity in the energy literature. Thus, the paper provides insight into the present debate regarding affordability measures. Although the paper uniquely uncovers the affordability of electricity connection and consumption as prime factors for policy consideration, energy policy should also consider that affordability does not end at connection; rather, it extends to consumption. Energy policy must prioritise free technical services for rural power connection and subsidise consumption costs for the economically disadvantaged.

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A survey on energy justice: a critical review of the literature

Cited by 7 publications

References 58 publications

Unveiling the Role of Industries for European Financial Stability. Insights From the Energy Sector

Unveiling the Role of Industries for European Financial Stability. Insights From the Energy Sector

The Development and Progress of Engineering Economics: A Retrospect and Prospect Based on Visual Analysis

Affordability of electricity to rural consumers in Tanzania: An elephant in the room?

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