Does renewable energy development reduce energy import dependency in emerging economies? Evidence from CS-ARDL and panel causality approach

Yadav, Aneet; Mahalik, Mantu Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2024.107356

Energy Economics

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.eneco.2024.107356

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Does renewable energy development reduce energy import dependency in emerging economies? Evidence from CS-ARDL and panel causality approach

Aneet Yadav,

Mantu Kumar Mahalik

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Transition toward a sustainable future: Exploring the role of green investment, environmental policy, and financial development in the context of load capacity factor in G‐7 countries

Javed,

Usman,

Rapposelli

2024

Sustainable Development

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Environmental sustainability holds evident significance since it is intricately connected with attaining sustainable development. However, the pre‐requisite of ecological sustainability is the higher ratio of biodiversity to ecological footprint, called the Load Capacity Factor (LCF). Literature is quite scant on the drivers of LCF and the study in hand is the attempt to find the viable policy instruments of this important sustainability indicator. For this purpose, the study has explored the role of green investment (GI), environmental policy (EP), financial development (FD), and natural resources rent (NRR) in the context of the load capacity curve (LCC) hypothesis for G‐7 countries from 1990 to 2019. Considering the co‐dependence among economies, the study has employed a Cross‐sectional Dependence Autoregressive Distributive Lag (CS‐ARDL) technique to investigate the impact of each variable along with other econometric techniques. The observed outcomes suggest that green investment and environmental policy stringency both contribute to improving environmental quality by increasing LCF. Whereas financial development and natural resources rent significantly, reduce the LCF and enhance environmental degradation. Additionally, the findings also validate the LCC hypothesis in the G‐7 context. The study advocates the need for green investment and policy stringency to achieve ecological sustainability and adequate consideration to transform financial development toward sustainability. Finally, the study has presented in‐depth ecological solutions so that G‐7 economies can take possible action to acquire the targets set in COP26.

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Transition toward a sustainable future: Exploring the role of green investment, environmental policy, and financial development in the context of load capacity factor in G‐7 countries

Javed,

Usman,

Rapposelli

2024

Sustainable Development

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Exploring the enablers for building resilience in solar photovoltaic Energy supply chains

Erol,

Peker,

Benli

et al. 2024

Oper Manag Res

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A solar photovoltaic energy supply chain (SPvESC) is a global network with several linkages, including mineral and metal mining, material processing, and module and panel manufacturing. Due to the wide range of uncertainties and the unfavorable environmental effects associated with current linear business models, this global network is vulnerable to disruptions. Strengthening the resilience of SPvESCs is crucial for addressing any disturbances. This requires identifying the key enablers of resilience in SPvESCs, an area that has been understudied in the existing literature. An enabler is an aspect that facilitates the achievement of a goal by another aspect. This research contributes to the existing literature by systematically investigating the enablers for SPvESCs to achieve resilience. Thus, the objective of this analysis is to identify enablers that have the potential to enhance the resilience of SPvESCs in Türkiye. This was done by applying the Nominal Group Technique (NGT) in conjunction with a review of the current literature. Neutrosophic (N)-DEMATEL was then utilized to determine the relationships between the identified enablers. Finally, the results were validated using N-DELPHI. The results revealed that sensing and seizing new business models, adaptability to changes in novel energy generation and information technologies, and business contingency plans for natural and man-made disasters were the most influential enablers. The findings provide implications for practitioners, policymakers, and researchers to help ensure improved resilience in SPvESCs.

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The regulatory power of fiscal and monetary policies in driving renewable energy: The moderating influence of political stability in belt and road initiative countries

Li,

Khan,

et al. 2025

Environmental Impact Assessment Review

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Does renewable energy development reduce energy import dependency in emerging economies? Evidence from CS-ARDL and panel causality approach

Cited by 8 publications

References 60 publications

Transition toward a sustainable future: Exploring the role of green investment, environmental policy, and financial development in the context of load capacity factor in G‐7 countries

Transition toward a sustainable future: Exploring the role of green investment, environmental policy, and financial development in the context of load capacity factor in G‐7 countries

Exploring the enablers for building resilience in solar photovoltaic Energy supply chains

The regulatory power of fiscal and monetary policies in driving renewable energy: The moderating influence of political stability in belt and road initiative countries

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