Do favorable land price policy affect renewable energy industry? Evidence from photovoltaics

Geng, Bin; Zhang, Xiaoling; Liang, Ying; Bao, Haijun

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2015.08.062

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“…In addition, we discussed various stages of resource mismatch with LTM changes and their impact on green TFP in the theoretical model and then summarize it as the threshold effect in a quantitative model in empirical strategies, which can present the complicated relationship between these three main variables adequately. When the relationship between land transfer, land price, and economics or its related aspects was mentioned in other studies (Geng et al, 2016;Chen et al, 2018;Nakamura, 2019;Zhang et al, 2022), the linear effect of land transfer or land price on economics has been explored in depth, while the multi-stage effects have still not received much attention. Chen et al (2022) examined the non-linear effects of developer obligation on property prices from the perspective of land dedication in China's bottom-up urban redevelopment.…”

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“…In general, local governments are always allowed to transfer urban land by the market-oriented method including biding, auction, and listing conventions of the land systems; however, the discretion to use the agreement transfer method is still retained by them in the process of land supply, which potentially increases the uncertainty of original intentions of these weakly enforced policies. As far as the facts of land transfer are concerned, local governments often have a tendency to choose the agreement method to attract foreign investment in order to develop their local economy, which has objectively distorted the allocation of land resources to a certain degree (Zhang et al, 2016;Zhou et al, 2019). According to the data in 2016, the number of parcels transferred by agreement still accounted for 33.26% of the total number of land transfer parcels, while when it is measured by the land area, the area of agreement transfer also made it by 7.97% considerably.…”

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Assessing the effects of land transfer marketization on green total factor productivity from the perspective of resource allocation: Evidence from China

Jin¹,

Lu²,

Gong³

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Exploring the determinants of green total factor productivity (green TFP) is of great importance to economic performance and ecological sustainability. Based on the data of 30 provincial units in China from 2004 to 2016, this study first analyzes the mechanism of land transfer marketization (LTM) affecting green TFP through resource allocation, then the regional resource allocation level is measured using the indicator of factor market distortion, and regional green TFP is estimated by the slack-based measure (SBM) directional distance function and Malmquist–Luenberger (ML) index. On the basis of that, a panel threshold regression model is used to empirically examine the theoretical mechanism of LTM affecting green TFP through the intermediate variable of resource allocation. We find that there is one single-threshold effect between LTM, resource allocation, and green TFP taking resource allocation as the threshold variable. Specifically, while the degree of resource mismatch is lower than 0.1371, the coefficient of LTM on green TFP is 0.1553; otherwise, the coefficient changes to −0.2776. This study concludes that LTM would significantly increase green TFP when the degree of regional resource mismatch is below the threshold; otherwise, it would have an inhibitory effect on the development of green TFP. In addition, the economic development level, R&D investment, and infrastructure level can, to a certain extent, contribute to the improvement of green TFP. The findings have three important policy implications for the land transfer policy of local governments, investment strategies of enterprises, and differentiated policy services.

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Assessing the effects of land transfer marketization on green total factor productivity from the perspective of resource allocation: Evidence from China

Jin¹,

Lu²,

Gong³

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…• Governments need to reduce their administrative interventions and improve institutions for bank lending, also governments need to reduce excessive investments in photovoltaic manufacturing industry and promotion of balanced and healthy development of this industrial chain and reduce bureaucracy inefficiencies [68][69]. • Too much dependence on government can lead to a lack effective coordination to promote rational PV development [71]. Enhance the scientificalness and mandatory planning for better development [38].…”

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PV industry in China and three Southeast Asia countries: A systematic literature review using PRISMA

Rambey

Setiawan

Madsuha

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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One form of renewable energy utilization that has been recognized as environmentally friendly and helps maintain world carbon emissions is Photovoltaic (PV), where global energy companies are starting to move towards PV investment. This study highlights the PV industry condition in China as a giant country in producing PV and three South-East Asia states. Systematic literature review with Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-analyses (PRISMA) is used as the methodology for collecting data. PICOS (Population, Intervention, Comparator Group, Outcome or Endpoint, Study Design) is used as an approach method for forming questions in searching for data sources. PRISMA diagrams are formulated in a hierarchical form to select potential sources of literature. Finally, this study uses 71 literatures from China, 5 literatures from Indonesia, 9 literatures from Malaysia, and 4 literatures from Vietnam. This finding indicates that with abundant literature discusses China’s PV industry, their PV industry is more advanced compared to three South-East Asia countries, which they are still lack understanding and knowledge of PV especially its industry and their aim for PV industry is still unclear.

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“…The literature shows a secure, energy development and productive evidence from different countries. Currently, evidence from the South Asian countries, renewable energy technologies have become a tool for bounding GHG emanations and giving combined solutions in many countries (Geng et al, 2016) (Geng et al, 2016); (Morita and Matsumoto, 2018); (Quirapas et al, 2015); (Zhang et al, 2017) (Zhang et al, 2017). (Hu et al, 2017); (Kahouli, 2018); (Nasreen et al, 2017) identified that renewable energy is a friendly environment, affordable, and clean energy.…”

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Analysis of Energy Crisis, Energy Security and Potential of Renewable Energy: Evidence from Pakistan

Latif

Raza

Chaudhary

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JAFEE

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Over the last thirty years, Asian countries have become a chief player in the worldwide scene. Pakistan is facing an acute energy disaster since last decade that impacts on social and economic development. Sustainable energy supply is an essential feature for the economic growth of any society. From the last five years, Pakistan is facing a shortfall between 4,000-5,000 megawatt. This study inspects the association between energy security, energy crisis, energy demand, energy supply, and renewable potential in Pakistan. It also evaluates the final energy demand-supply gap, provincial renewable energy distribution, sectorial distribution, and policy recommendation for future energy. For this study, we applied renewable and non-renewable energy scenarios during 2014-2035 and Market-Allocation method to prove the energy situation in Pakistan. The outcomes show that renewable resources are the best option in reducing energy risk, import cost, and enhance environmental and economic sustainability. With the objectives of our key findings, targeted suggestions and policies are given.

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Do favorable land price policy affect renewable energy industry? Evidence from photovoltaics

Cited by 23 publications

References 45 publications

Assessing the effects of land transfer marketization on green total factor productivity from the perspective of resource allocation: Evidence from China

Assessing the effects of land transfer marketization on green total factor productivity from the perspective of resource allocation: Evidence from China

PV industry in China and three Southeast Asia countries: A systematic literature review using PRISMA

Analysis of Energy Crisis, Energy Security and Potential of Renewable Energy: Evidence from Pakistan

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