Assessing the green energy development in China and its carbon reduction effect: Using a quantile approach

Xu, Bin; Lin, Boqiang

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2023.106967

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“…The promotion of electric vehicles aligns with environmental sustainability objectives, as it aims to reduce the carbon footprint of transportation. China is also experimenting with carbon market pilot projects, showcasing its commitment to addressing environmental concerns [24], [25], [26].…”

Section: Overview Of the Energy Subsidy Landscape In India And Chinamentioning

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RETRACTED: Energy Subsidies and Sustainability: A Comparative Analysis of India and China

Sakib

2024

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Purpose: Energy subsidies significantly impact a nation's energy landscape, with the potential to enhance energy access, affordability, and security. However, when these subsidies are directed at fossil fuels, they can disrupt markets and impede sustainability goals. This paper's primary purpose is to compare energy subsidies in India and China, two rapidly growing and densely populated economies. It seeks to comprehend how these subsidies influence their respective energy sectors, economic trajectories, and sustainability objectives. Methods: The study employs a policy and economic perspective, relying on a combination of data analysis, case studies, and policy evaluations. This methodological approach allows us to investigate the operation and objectives of energy subsidy programs in India and China. Results and Conclusion: In this comparative analysis, we find that India and China share common policy goals related to energy access, affordability, security, and sustainability. However, their approaches differ significantly. India places a strong emphasis on cleaner cooking fuels, while China prioritizes market-based pricing and leadership in adopting renewable energy sources. Despite these variations, both countries grapple with fiscal burdens, market distortions, and environmental challenges due to subsidies for fossil fuels. Policy Implications: Based on the study's findings, a series of policy recommendations emerge. These include the need to refine subsidy targeting, expedite the adoption of clean energy sources, encourage market-driven pricing mechanisms, enhance environmental regulations, and continue playing active roles in international climate negotiations. Furthermore, there is a pressing necessity to reevaluate and adjust energy subsidies to ensure their alignment with broader sustainable development goals.

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Section: Overview Of the Energy Subsidy Landscape In India And Chinamentioning

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RETRACTED: Energy Subsidies and Sustainability: A Comparative Analysis of India and China

Sakib

2024

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“…These fi ndings demonstrate that the independent variables in our study are not aff ected by multicollinearity. Additionally, we explore the normal distribution of the log series for variables using a visual tool, the quantile-quantile (Q-Q) diagram, which provides a more detailed picture (Xu and Lin, 2023). The Q-Q diagrams presented in Figure 1 After determining the nonnormality of the studied series, we use the BDS test (Broock et al, 1996) energy effi ciency across industries, transportation and households, these technologies contribute to reducing overall energy consumption and dependence on fossil fuels.…”

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Examining the Effects of Energy Efficiency R&D and Renewable Energy on Environmental Sustainability Amidst Political Risk in France

Özkan,

Sunday Eweade,

Sunday Adebayo

2024

Politicka ekonomie

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The urgent need to address climate change and the depletion of natural resources has led governments worldwide to allocate significant resources towards research and development in clean energy technologies and energy efficiency. This study evaluates the effectiveness of renewable energy and energy efficiency initiatives in reducing CO 2 emissions, taking into account the influences of natural resource availability and political risk. Using data from France spanning from 1985 to 2021, we employ the kernel-based regularized least squares (KRLS) methodology, complemented by quantile regression (QR), to analyse these relationships. Our findings indicate that policies promoting energy efficiency and green energy have a positive impact on reducing CO 2 emissions. However, the availability of natural resources and political risk exacerbate environmental challenges by increasing CO 2 emissions. Thus, our study underscores the importance of continued support from policymakers for renewable energy development and energy efficiency research to effectively pursue Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Additionally, as the world prepares for COP28, our findings emphasize the urgency of these initiatives in meeting global climate targets.

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The role of Chinese-style fiscal decentralization in promoting synergistic carbon and haze governance: insights from technological innovation

Tian,

Huang,

Zhao

et al. 2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Assessing the green energy development in China and its carbon reduction effect: Using a quantile approach

Cited by 19 publications

References 53 publications

RETRACTED: Energy Subsidies and Sustainability: A Comparative Analysis of India and China

RETRACTED: Energy Subsidies and Sustainability: A Comparative Analysis of India and China

Examining the Effects of Energy Efficiency R&D and Renewable Energy on Environmental Sustainability Amidst Political Risk in France

The role of Chinese-style fiscal decentralization in promoting synergistic carbon and haze governance: insights from technological innovation

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