Progress and prospect of energy-economy-environment nexus research from a spatial perspective

MA, Shiping; LIU, Qianqian; Zhang, Wenzhong

doi:10.18306/dlkxjz.2022.08.015

Progress in Geography

2022

DOI: 10.18306/dlkxjz.2022.08.015

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Progress and prospect of energy-economy-environment nexus research from a spatial perspective

Shiping MA¹,

Qianqian LIU²,

Wenzhong Zhang³

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Does Off-Farm Employment Promote the Low-Carbon Energy Intensity in China’s Rural Households?

Wang

Zou

2023

Energies

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A study linking the two economic and social phenomena of rural labor force migration and energy transition can help analyze the underlying causes of rural “Energy Poverty”. However, how off-farm employment affects household low-carbon energy consumption and its potential mechanisms requires further research. Using 1351 sampled rural households from the “Rural Energy, Population Transfer and Well-being” survey in 2018 and 2021 to explore response mechanisms through which off-farm employment can influence low-carbon energy intensity. Utilizing the multivariate regression, Sobel test, and moderating effect test, the results demonstrate that off-farm employment, including short-term and long-term off-farm employment, significantly increases the intensity of low-carbon energy use among rural households. Specifically, long-term off-farm employment tends to have a greater positive contribution to the low-carbon energy intensity than short-term off-farm employment. Furthermore, off-farm employment can affect household low-carbon energy intensity through the total income, and effect of the surrounding people in the off-farm employment process also increases their consumption intensity. The research reveals that the rural energy revolution under the constraints of “Carbon Neutral” and “Carbon Peak” should relate to the off-farm development of rural households to achieve “Precise Energy Poverty Alleviation”.

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Does Off-Farm Employment Promote the Low-Carbon Energy Intensity in China’s Rural Households?

Wang

Zou

2023

Energies

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Integrated assessment and influencing factor analysis of energy-economy-environment system in rural China

Yin,

Yuan

2024

AIMSE

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<p>With China's economic growth, energy-economy-environment (3E) issues in rural areas have become more prominent. As key areas for energy consumption and environmental protection, analyzing the influencing factors of the 3E system in rural areas is crucial. We constructed and analyzed the rural 3E model using clustering and examined the relationship between scientific and technological talent, the economic level of rural residents, and 3E development through principal component regression. The findings showed: (1) Overall improvement in 3E development, with coastal and non-coastal areas showing significant differences; (2) room for energy improvement, rapid economic growth, and more balanced environmental development in some regions; (3) scientific and technological talent and economic level significantly impacted 3E development; and (4) in coastal areas, talent development had a greater impact, while in non-coastal areas, both talent and economic development had comparable effects. Moreover, 1-unit increase in talent development in coastal areas boosted 3E development by 0.12 units, while in non-coastal areas, talent and economic level increased 3E development by 0.04 and 0.06 units, respectively.</p>

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Does Off-Farm Employment Promote the Low-Carbon Energy Intensity in China’s Rural Households?

Does Off-Farm Employment Promote the Low-Carbon Energy Intensity in China’s Rural Households?

Integrated assessment and influencing factor analysis of energy-economy-environment system in rural China

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