2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11356-019-07019-4
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Energy efficiency and underlying carbon emission trends

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“…For a one percent increase in GDP in Saudi Arabia, carbon emissions are increasing by 0.097 in the long run. This result is consistent with previous studies that found GDP positively impacting carbon emissions, such as Baek and Kim (2013), Bouznit and Pablo-Romero (2016), Ahmad et al (2016), Alkhathlan and Javid (2015), and Javid and Khan (2020).…”
Section: Ardl Model Estimation Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…For a one percent increase in GDP in Saudi Arabia, carbon emissions are increasing by 0.097 in the long run. This result is consistent with previous studies that found GDP positively impacting carbon emissions, such as Baek and Kim (2013), Bouznit and Pablo-Romero (2016), Ahmad et al (2016), Alkhathlan and Javid (2015), and Javid and Khan (2020).…”
Section: Ardl Model Estimation Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Prices in Saudi Arabia reached around 0.069 US dollar/kWh for businesses and 0.048 US dollar/kWh for households in 2019, compared to the average price of electricity in the world which is 0.14 US dollar/kWh for the same period (Global Petrol Prices 2020 ). Our result is consistent with studies that found a significant relationship between CO 2 emissions and energy consumption, such as Begum et al ( 2015 ), Alkhathlan and Javid ( 2015 ), Mert and Bölük ( 2016 ), Samargandi ( 2017 ), Balaguer and Cantavella ( 2018 ), and Javid and Khan ( 2020 ). However, our estimation for the elasticity of electricity generation from oil in the long run (1.28) is similar to Alkhathlan and Javid’s ( 2015 ) long-run elasticity (1.11).…”
Section: Empirical Results and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…This relationship, however, has been non-linear. An empirical analysis by Javid and Khan (2020), concludes that the average growth rates of emissions (5.5%)…”
Section: India's Carbon Footprintmentioning
confidence: 99%