Exploring the impact of macro-determinant factors on energy resource depletion: Evidence from a worldwide cross-country panel data analysis

Boţa-Avram, Cristina; Apostu, Simona Andreea; Ivan, Raluca; Achim, Monica Violeta

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2024.107341

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“…These finite resources are being depleted at a rate far exceeding their natural replenishment, leading to potential scarcity and geopolitical tensions. Transitioning to renewable energy sources, abundant and continuously replenished by natural processes, is essential for long-term sustainability and energy security [122,123] . The environmental impacts of the energy sector have a direct and profound relationship with the principles of sustainability, which seek to balance economic development, social well-being, and environmental protection.…”

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Sustainability marketing strategies for the energy sector: Trends, challenges, and future directions

Durmus Senyapar

2024

Environ. Soc. Psychol.

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This study delves into the complex dynamics of sustainable marketing within the energy sector, aiming to unravel the intersection of sustainability principles and marketing strategies that promote environmental stewardship, economic viability, and social equity. Through exploratory qualitative research, the study uncovers critical trends in sustainable marketing, addressing the challenge of aligning strategies with environmental, economic, and social goals. A strategic shift is observed in integrating renewable energy sources, emphasizing environmental benefits and global alignment with sustainability goals. Transparent communication and ethical practices are pivotal, fostering consumer trust and authentic storytelling and establishing a foundation for a trustworthy energy sector. The emphasis on energy efficiency solutions and digital marketing platforms contribute to an informed and empowered consumer base. Customizable energy solutions, incentive programs, collaborative campaigns, and sustainable branding enhance market appeal, reinforcing economic benefits and positioning companies as leaders in transitioning to a sustainable energy future. The critical findings highlight integrating renewable energy sources, a shift towards transparency and ethical marketing practices, promoting energy efficiency solutions, leveraging digital platforms, offering customizable solutions, and engaging in collaborative campaigns with sustainable branding. Synthesizing these findings, the study provides a holistic perspective on strategies contributing to a resilient and eco-conscious future in the energy sector. Energy companies can leverage these insights to refine marketing strategies, align with global sustainability goals, foster consumer trust, and position themselves as leaders in transitioning to a sustainable energy future.

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Section: Sustainability and Marketing In The Energy Sectormentioning

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Sustainability marketing strategies for the energy sector: Trends, challenges, and future directions

Durmus Senyapar

2024

Environ. Soc. Psychol.

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“…Population, industrial, and economic development respond to the needs of contemporary society. However, human development becomes problematic due to the depletion of natural resources, environmental pollution, and economic growth [1][2][3]. Energy is the driving force behind economic and social development [4], yet fossil fuel-based energy is the primary cause of climate change [5].…”

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A Sustainability Approach between the Water–Energy–Food Nexus and Clean Energy

Herrera-Franco,

Bravo-Montero,

Caicedo-Potosí

et al. 2024

Water

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The excessive use of energy from fossil fuels, which corresponds to population, industrialisation, and unsustainable economic growth, is the cause of carbon dioxide production and climate change. The Water–Energy–Food (WEF) nexus is an applicable conceptual framework that helps manage the balance between human development and natural resource constraints, and it becomes a valuable tool to address the challenges of resource depletion and clean energy. This article aims to analyse the relationship between the WEF nexus and clean energy through a statistical analysis and a systematic review of knowledge on energy sustainability. The methodology involves the selection of bibliographic information databases such as Scopus and Web of Science (WoS), a statistical analysis, specifically the Scientometrics applied to the information obtained, and the identification of 179 scientific publications related to the study variables through a screening process called Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA). The interaction of green energy and sustainability with the WEF nexus has been approached mainly by developed countries such as China (10%), the United States (9.49%), India (7.26%), and Brazil (5.02%). The review of 55 scientific papers identified strategies that balance economic growth and environmental impact, applying clean energy systems (e.g., solar and wind), and the importance of adaptation to the subsystems of the WEF nexus. This study also highlights adaptability to climate change in rural and urban communities. Therefore, it is consistent with the four pillars of sustainable development (Economic: 7 papers, Environmental: 22, Social: 18, and Cultural: 8). This study highlights the following: (a) the importance of the use of renewable energy either in mixed systems and consumption, energy storage, and seeking energy efficiency in systems adapted to diverse environments and (b) the relevance of community participation in the decision-making process for the use of clean energy, such as a strategy for climate change adaptation.

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“…The exacerbation of natural disasters due to the current greenhouse effect poses a significant challenge to achieve stable and sustainable development in human society [ 1 ]. Globally, issues such as energy depletion and environmental pollution have become unavoidable challenges, necessitating a focus on energy conservation, emissions reduction, and the promotion of green development [ 2 ]. With the rapid advancement of new energy generation technologies, the establishment of novel electricity systems has become a crucial infrastructure to ensure the coordinated and stable development of electricity markets [ 3 ].…”

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Dynamic interactions of carbon trading, green certificate trading, and electricity markets: Insights from system dynamics modeling

Zhang,

Ji,

Liu

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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In the context of the evolving landscape of reduction in carbon emissions and integration of renewable energy, this study uses system dynamics (SD) modeling to explore the interconnected dynamics of carbon trading (CT), tradable green certificate (TGC) trading, and electricity markets. Using differential equations with time delays, the study provides a comprehensive analysis of structural relationships and feedback mechanisms within and between these markets. Key findings reveal the intricate interplay between carbon prices, green certificate prices, and electricity prices under various coupling mechanisms. For example, under the three-market coupling mechanism, carbon trading prices stabilize around 150 Yuan/ton, while green certificate prices reach a peak of 0.45 Yuan/KWH, impacting electricity prices, which fluctuate between 0.33 and 1.09 Yuan / KWH during the simulation period. These quantitative results shed light on nuanced fluctuations in market prices and the dynamics of anticipated purchases and sales volumes within each market. The insights gleaned from this study offer valuable implications for policy makers and market stakeholders in navigating the complexities of carbon emission reduction strategies, the integration of renewable energy and market equilibrium. By understanding the dynamics of multi-market coupling, stakeholders can better formulate policies and strategies to achieve sustainable energy transitions and mitigate impacts of climate change.

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Exploring the impact of macro-determinant factors on energy resource depletion: Evidence from a worldwide cross-country panel data analysis

Cited by 4 publications

References 83 publications

Sustainability marketing strategies for the energy sector: Trends, challenges, and future directions

Sustainability marketing strategies for the energy sector: Trends, challenges, and future directions

A Sustainability Approach between the Water–Energy–Food Nexus and Clean Energy

Dynamic interactions of carbon trading, green certificate trading, and electricity markets: Insights from system dynamics modeling

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