Can renewable energy technology innovation promote mineral resources’ green utilization efficiency? Novel insights from regional development inequality

Chen, Feng; Yang, Xiaodong; Afshan, Sahar; Irfan, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2023.103449

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“…Renewable energy technology innovation has various effects on mineral resources' green utilization efficiency, depending on regional location, industrial structure, and human capital level changes (Feng et al, 2023). Examples of cases that need attention in nickel mine management efforts that, Tesla, which is established as a leader in producing electric-based sports car, is an automotive and energy storage company originating from the United States.…”

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Nickel export ban policy in Indonesia - a path to sustainable economic development?

Setiani,

Valennia,

Rusni

2024

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Electric-based vehicles (EV) come as an option for the solution over the GHG emissions problem resulting from energy production and transportation. Background. The demand for nickel, as a vital component of the lithium-ion batteries used in EV increases significantly and Indonesia plays a critical role as the owner of the world's largest nickel reserve. While exporting raw materials can increase national income, Indonesia misses out on the opportunity to capture higher value-added benefits from downstream processing and manufacturing. The nickel export ban policy is proposed by the Indonesian government as an effort to encourage the growth of the domestic nickel processing industry and capture higher value from the country’s nickel resources. From the creation of domestic value addition, industrial development, and sustainable resource management, it is hoped that Indonesia will move toward sustainable economic development. Methods. This paper reviewed component required to assess the nickel export strategy for long-term economic growth. We used a straightforward approach, outlining each sustainability principle's underlying objectives and providing justifications for why it should be considered in the nickel sector. By citing justifications for their advantages and justifications for their risks, we analyzed the existing policy. Results and discussions. Indonesia's nickel sector does not comply with sustainability principles and is used as a raw material for electric vehicle batteries, but it may only benefit a few people rather than the general welfare of the community. Conclusion. Therefore, the government's decision to impose a ban on nickel exports is correct, but it must be accompanied by efforts to improve both in terms of technology and policies regarding natural resource management. To control the power inclination to ensure sustainability and equality that sustainable natural resource management promotes, further study of the political component is required.

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Nickel export ban policy in Indonesia - a path to sustainable economic development?

Setiani,

Valennia,

Rusni

2024

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“…High levels of technology adoption can make it easier for COs to navigate the complex landscape of multi-jurisdictional regulations Feng et al, (2023) [18]; Ghani et al, (2022) [19]; Jahanger et al, (2023) [7]; Shen et al, (2022) [20]. The Technology Acceptance Model also suggests that user perception of technology's usefulness can impact its effectiveness as a moderator.…”

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Directing Compliance Realities: The Determinants of Compliance Officer Effectiveness in Cypriot Organizations

Ado,

Ali,

Mousa

et al. 2024

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This empirical study examines the complex dynamics influencing the effectiveness and performance of Compliance Officers (COs) within Cypriot organizations. With a focus on exploring the relationships between jurisdictional complexities, industry-specific regulations, organizational size, professional experience, Artificial intelligence-based tools, and readiness to technology adoption, this research employs a comprehensive approach to shed light on the multifaceted factors shaping CO roles. Leveraging a structural equation modelling framework, data was collected through a questionnaire survey administered to COs across diverse sectors. The results indicate that industry-specific regulations, organizational size, and professional experience significantly impact CO effectiveness, while the mediating role of AI-based tools and the moderating influence of technology adoption further enhance these relationships. The findings contribute to both theoretical knowledge and practical implications, offering insights for organizations and policymakers to optimize compliance efforts. While acknowledging limitations, this study lays the foundation for a deeper understanding of CO roles in the contemporary regulatory landscape.

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“…Sustainable energy development is achieved when consumers access affordable and efficient energy sources. Assessment of renewable energy has the potential to maintain economic growth and reduce carbon emissions (Feng et al 2023;Majid 2020;Zheng et al 2023). Sustainable transition is a change towards a sustainable society that may restructure production and consumption systems (Berkowitz and Gadille 2022).…”

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Assessing the role of sustainable strategies in alleviating energy poverty: an environmental sustainability paradigm

Batool

Irfan

Żywiołek

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The rapid urbanization and industrialization of India have caused a demand-supply gap in the electrical sector, leading to higher electric bills. Lower-income households face the worst energy poverty in the country. Sustainable strategies like corporate social responsibility are the most effective way to combat the energy crisis. This study aims to assess the contribution of corporate social responsibility (CSR) to energy poverty alleviation (EPA) by developing the role of mediating variables such as assessment of renewable energy resource (RER), feasibility of sustainable energy supply (SES), and sustainable energy development (SED). We used hybrid research methodology such as partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) to analyze the collected data from professionals, economic experts, and directors in the country in 2022. The study proved that CSR directly affects energy poverty alleviation. Besides, the findings suggest RER, SES, and SED significantly lead the energy poverty alleviation. The findings of this study will divert the attention of policymakers, stakeholders, and economists toward the corporate social responsibility to mitigate the energy crisis in Indian context. A mediating role of a renewable energy resource (RER) as a value-added contribution to this study can be strengthened more in future research. Based on the results, the study illustrates that CSR acts as a catalyst to alleviate energy poverty.

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Can renewable energy technology innovation promote mineral resources’ green utilization efficiency? Novel insights from regional development inequality

Cited by 62 publications

References 60 publications

Nickel export ban policy in Indonesia - a path to sustainable economic development?

Nickel export ban policy in Indonesia - a path to sustainable economic development?

Directing Compliance Realities: The Determinants of Compliance Officer Effectiveness in Cypriot Organizations

Assessing the role of sustainable strategies in alleviating energy poverty: an environmental sustainability paradigm

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