Household energy consumption versus income and relative standard of living: A panel approach

Joyeux, Roselyne; Ripple, Ronald D.

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2005.10.012

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“…There are panel-based Granger causality studies of the economic growth-environmental pollution nexus [17,37] and the economic growth-energy consumption nexus (see e.g. [2,6,7,14,31,35,41,42,36,43,45,46]). However, the only panel-based studies to use a multivariate framework to examine the relationship between economic growth, energy consumption and pollution emissions are Apergis and Payne [5], who do so for a panel of Central American countries, and Apergis and Payne [8] who do so for a panel of the Commonwealth of Independent States.…”

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CO2 emissions, electricity consumption and output in ASEAN

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“…Adicionalmente, varios documentos de las Naciones Unidas también identifican una relación entre el consumo de energía y la calidad de vida (Goldemberg & Johansson, 1995;Dzioubinski & Chipman, 1999). En cambio, una revisión bibliográfica en Joyeux & Ripple (2007) demuestra neutralidad entre el PIB y el consumo energético.…”

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El análisis de flujos energéticos como herramienta de análisis territorial; el caso de la Región Metropolitana de Barcelona

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Gabarrell³

2015

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3 El análisis de flujos energéticos como herramienta de análisis territorial; el caso de la Región Metropolitana de Barcelona Energy flow analysis as a tool for territorial analysis; the case of the Barcelona Metropolitan RegionMaría Christina Fragkou*, Teresa Vicent**, Xavier Gabarrell** Filiación ResumenLa diversificación de las fuentes energéticas usadas a lo largo de la historia, resultado del creciente consumo de los sistemas socioeconómicos, ha sido un factor clave tanto en determinar nuestra relación con el medio ambiente, como en la evolución de la economía global y el ordenamiento territorial a todas las escalas geográficas. Una gran mayoría de los estudios relacionados se ha enfocado en el análisis del consumo energético urbano y de los factores que lo condicionan. Este artículo presenta un marco metodológico basado en el concepto de metabolismo energético para el análisis de sistemas urbano-regionales. La metodología se aplica a un sistema costero del Mediterráneo. Los resultados demuestran que el estudio de los flujos energéticos es una herramienta valiosa para la interpretación de la estructura económica de un sistema y la evaluación de su autosuficiencia energética. Adicionalmente, es capaz de revelar posibles patrones de consumo energético asociados a distintos tipos de economías y de urbanización. Palabras clave

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“…This deduction has been found to be significantly correct. The findings of Joyeux and Repple (2007) for instance show that energy consumption at the household level is a key indicator of the standard of living of people.…”

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Potential economic and social benefits of promoting energy efficiency measures in Nigeria

Unachukwu

2011

Energy Efficiency

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The paper discusses with lucid examples the potential economic and social benefits of promoting energy efficiency measures at the industrial, institutional, and domestic levels in Nigeria. It draws attention to the development of energy efficiency market as a means to meet the ever increasing demand for energy services in Nigeria. Energy saving opportunities and high investment returns in the replacement of incandescent lamps with compact fluorescent lamps and lightemitting diodes are highlighted. The need for appliance standardization and exploitation of the synergy between energy efficiency and renewable energy systems was pointed out. Equally highlighted are some of the perceived barriers to energy efficiency initiatives in Nigeria. The urgent need for public awareness creation, institutional strengthening, and partnership with international agencies for sustainable energy efficiency promotion measures in Nigeria is stressed.

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Household energy consumption versus income and relative standard of living: A panel approach

Cited by 101 publications

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CO2 emissions, electricity consumption and output in ASEAN

CO2 emissions, electricity consumption and output in ASEAN

El análisis de flujos energéticos como herramienta de análisis territorial; el caso de la Región Metropolitana de Barcelona

Potential economic and social benefits of promoting energy efficiency measures in Nigeria

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