A Systematic Review of Energy Demand, Technology, and Efficiency Nexus: Implications for Bangladeshi Food Processing Industry

Hossain, Md. Julhaz; Pk, Uzzal Ali

doi:10.54536/ajee.v2i1.1376

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“…This transition is crucial because it directly impacts environmental quality (Balsalobre-Lorente & Leito, 2020). Consequently, by implementing energy-efficient technologies, organizations can effectively address this need while conserving energy, enhancing efficiency, and fostering their own growth, profitability, and sustainability (Hossain & Pk, 2023). However, according to Nguyen and Kakinaka ( 2019), not all countries may expect a reduction in CO 2 emissions when they use renewable energy; it was noted that low-income countries, when compared to their high-income counterparts, increase CO 2 emissions as they increase renewable energy use.…”

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Unraveling the Intricate Nexus of Philippine Environment and Economy: An Empirical Analysis Using Multiple Regression

Sabroso,

Duyo,

Salapa

2023

Am. J. Environ. Econ.

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A progressive country has sacrificed many things to achieve its goals, including using natural resources leading to environmental degradation. This study aimed to find out the status of the Philippines concerning environmental factors, specifically Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emissions, and how it is intertwined with various economic aspects, explicitly Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita, Primary Energy Use, Renewable Energy Consumption, Population Growth, and Foreign Direct Investment. The study employed multiple regression analysis to measure the relationship between environmental conditions and economic growth factors. The data secondary data used in the study was obtained from World Bank (1990 – 2014). Results yielded that the impact of GDP per capita has a positively significant relationship with carbon emission influencing a substantial increase. Consumption of primary energy use by households or businesses has extensive environmental consequences, especially with substantial population growth. Moreover, the utilization of renewable energy emerged as the most obvious approach the country should come up with to combat climate change and environmental deterioration as increased human activity necessitates the utilization of the environment and natural resources. Researchers suggest significant investments in climate change adaptation and combating for the country, considering the Philippine’s strong potential for clean energy generation to avoid or even contend with the predicted ecological catastrophe by 2100.

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