The convergence in various dimensions of energy-economy-environment linkages: A comprehensive citation-based systematic literature review

Menegaki, Angeliki N.; Ahmad, Nisar; Aghdam, Reza FathollahZadeh; Naz, Amber

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2021.105653

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“… Second, the coarse-grained mixed country sampling may obscure research results. This finding is consistent with the view of Ahmad et al ( 2020 ) and Menegaki et al ( 2021 ) that energy use is generally closely related to a country’s level of development. Specifically, our results show significant heterogeneity in the impact of 12 CIFs on RED across developing, developed, and global scales.…”

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“…According to the ranking analysis, two meaningful findings can be concluded, as follows: First, the factors concerned mostly are distributed in economic and environmental dimensions, and most of them are promoting factors, while the inhibiting factors, which also have a significant effect on RED, seem to receive little attention. Since the Industrial Revolution, the relationship between the economy, environment, and energy has been the focus of scholars’ attention (Menegaki et al 2021 ), which also explains the high frequency of using economic and environmental variables. In contrast, research on some of the obstacles in the social dimension is scarce, even though these factors are inevitable for countries to take into account to achieve sustainable RED.…”

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“…Given these limitations, this study discusses the CIFs for RED based on the PEEST framework through a systematic review and meta-analysis, which can provide more reliable evaluation results and the importance ranking of CIFs. The meta-analysis assumes a different approach to estimating a model with the individual studies participating as individual observations with a respective weight, and the obtained results can be rigorous with reliable predictions (Menegaki et al 2021 ).…”

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Promoting renewable energy (RE) is one key strategy to increase energy security and mitigate global warming. What really influences the development of RE has aroused public attention worldwide. Numerous studies have identified and evaluated the critical influence factors (CIFs) for renewable energy development (RED); however, there seems to be no consensus among the previous studies on these CIFs and their importance level or influence direction. Given that, this study, for the first time, conducts a systematic review and meta-analysis of the CIFs for RED. With evidence from 33,119 observations in 67 studies between 2010 and 2022, 44 CIFs distributed in political, economic, environmental, social, and technological (PEEST) dimensions were selected from an international perspective. Results demonstrate that (i) 27 CIFs with statistical significance and their rank list were identified through meta-analysis. Some of them were mentioned many times in previous studies, but their significance for RED was not very high. (ii) The top three driving factors in CIFs’ significance rank list were industrial infrastructure investment , R&D , and financial development , and the top three inhibiting factors were the fossil-based energy consumption structure , policy uncertainty , and population life. (iii) The publication year, country’s economy, and links of the RED value chain have a moderating effect on some CIFs’ influence mechanisms. This study not only contributes to the existing RED knowledge body but also provides references to policymakers and practitioners in formulating policies and good practices to promote renewable energy. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11356-023-26286-w.

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“…Literature suggested that FD foster environmental development by supporting credit facilities for industrial operational process efficiencies and technological up gradation. Menegaki et al (2021) suggested financial development (FD) expand financial services accessibility and improve the existing ones to increase economic growth. Rajan and Zingales (2003) contend that the accumulation of local capital invested in developing locally-based enterprises is a major driver of economic growth.…”

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Effects of financial development, FDI and good governance on environmental degradation in the Arab nation: Dose technological innovation matters?

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The motivation of the study is to gauge the impact of financial development, FDI, Technological innovation, and good governance on environmental degradation in the Arab Nation for the period 1991–2019. Several techniques have implemented, including error correction-based cointegration, cross-sectional ARDL, Non-linear ARDL and Heterogeneous causality test for directional causality. The results of Slope of homogeneity, CSD and unit root test following CIPS and CADF, revealed that research variables are exposed with heterogeneity properties, cross-sectionally dependent, and all the variables become stationary after the first difference. The long-run cointegration between explained and explanatory variables established through error correction based cointegrating test. Referring to results derived from CS-ARDL, study exposed financial development has a detrimental effect on environmental sustainability, suggesting the intensification of CO2 emission and ecological instability. On the other hand, the role of FDI, GG, and TI exposed beneficiary in mitigating the environmental adversity. The asymmetric assessment revealed asymmetric association between explained and core explanatory variables which is valid in the long-run and short-run horizon. Finally, the casual association, study unveiled bidirectional causality between FDI, TI and ED [FDI←→ED; TI←→ED]. On the policy note, the study advocated that environmental improvement through financial channels should be efficiently monitored in the case of credit extension and incorporation with existing environmental policies.

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“…Citation analysis has become a well-known method of determining manuscripts' or authors' impact on a certain topic in a publication [41][42][43]. The goal of this work was to determine the characteristics of low-power PMEH research.…”

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The convergence in various dimensions of energy-economy-environment linkages: A comprehensive citation-based systematic literature review

Cited by 30 publications

References 63 publications

What really influences the development of renewable energy? A systematic review and meta-analysis

What really influences the development of renewable energy? A systematic review and meta-analysis

Effects of financial development, FDI and good governance on environmental degradation in the Arab nation: Dose technological innovation matters?

A Bibliometric Analysis of Low-Cost Piezoelectric Micro-Energy Harvesting Systems from Ambient Energy Sources: Current Trends, Issues and Suggestions

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