Financing sustainable energy transition with algorithmic energy tokens

Zadeh, Omid Razavi; Romagnoli, Silvia

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2024.107420

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“…As global energy security issues and environmental protection concerns grow increasingly severe, energy transition has attracted significant attention from governments, businesses, and scholars worldwide [1]. As the largest developing country, China faces particularly acute energy challenges, reflected in the need for the optimization of the supplydemand structure of its energy industry, the still prominent issue of excess capacity, and the daunting tasks associated with the "dual carbon" goals.…”

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A Study on the Distribution Dynamics, Regional Disparities, and Convergence of China’s Energy Transition

Tian,

Gao,

Hao

2024

Energies

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Energy transition, as a crucial aspect of the country’s high-value-added economic development, involves the construction of an energy transition index system and empirical analysis using methods such as the entropy weighting method, kernel density estimation, Markov chain, Dagum Gini coefficient, σ-convergence, and β-convergence. This study measures the level of energy transition in 280 Chinese cities from 2010 to 2019 and analyzes their evolutionary trends, regional disparities, structural differences, and convergence. The findings reveal that China’s energy transition generally exhibits characteristics of “improvement in development levels and reduction in absolute disparities”. The disparities in energy transition primarily stem from developmental differences among the three major regions, displaying typical σ-convergence and β-convergence characteristics. This analysis contributes to understanding the real level and distribution features of China’s energy transition, providing a basis for identifying focal points for enhancing energy transition in the current and future stages.

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