Dynamic interactions of green innovations, green transitions and ecological load capacity factor in BRICS

Uche, Emmanuel; Ngepah, Nicholas; Das, Narasingha; Dey, Labani

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2024.120905

Renewable Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2024.120905

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Dynamic interactions of green innovations, green transitions and ecological load capacity factor in BRICS

Emmanuel Uche,

Nicholas Ngepah,

Narasingha Das

et al.

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Time‐Quantile and Frequency Response of Green Growth to Energy Vulnerability, Energy Uncertainty, and Geopolitical Risks

Uche

2024

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The study explains the time‐quantile‐frequency adjustments of green growth to energy vulnerability, energy uncertainties, and geopolitical risks (GPR) in the United States (US). Novel insights with notable policy implications emerged following the empirical analysis of monthly data spanning 2000 m1–2022 m12. The study implemented the Wavelet Quantile Correlation (WQC), Wavelet Quantile Granger Causality, and the Rolling Windows Wavelet Quantile Granger Causality to understand the dynamics among the variables. Evidence from WQC divulged time‐specific positive and negative interactions between green growth and its determinants. Specifically, energy vulnerability dampened green growth more profoundly in the immediate and medium terms. However, in the long term, green growth prospers amidst energy vulnerability. This outcome reflects some policy effectiveness that reduced the negative effects of energy vulnerability for green growth. The effects of energy uncertainties are similar to that of energy vulnerability, with more profound damaging effects in the lower medium horizon of the distributions. GPR dampened green growth in the short run and enhanced it in the medium term, but it reduced green growth more profoundly in the long run. The pleasant effects of energy efficiency and digitalization are observed mostly in the long run, with notable green growth‐reducing effects mainly in the short run.

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Time‐Quantile and Frequency Response of Green Growth to Energy Vulnerability, Energy Uncertainty, and Geopolitical Risks

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Dynamic interactions of green innovations, green transitions and ecological load capacity factor in BRICS

Cited by 5 publications

References 67 publications

Time‐Quantile and Frequency Response of Green Growth to Energy Vulnerability, Energy Uncertainty, and Geopolitical Risks

Time‐Quantile and Frequency Response of Green Growth to Energy Vulnerability, Energy Uncertainty, and Geopolitical Risks

The heterogeneous impacts of climate finance on energy efficiency and renewable energy production in developing countries

Achieving environmental sustainability through technological innovation, good governance and financial development: perspectives from low income countries

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