The Impact of Energy Transition and Eco-Innovation on Environmental Sustainability: A Solution for Sustainable Cities and Communities of Top Ten Asian Countries

Zhang, Yun‐Qian

doi:10.5755/j01.ee.34.1.32161

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“…Samusevych et al (2021), Spirkova et al (2022), Ojaghlou & Uğurlu (2023) characterising the environmental and energy determinants of state's national security, note the importance of such factors as emissions of various types of greenhouse gases, consumption of chemical fertilizers, volumes of electricity production, volumes of electricity consumption, energy intensity of GDP, etc. Habib, Khan, & Oláh (2023), Li (2023), Zhang (2023), Richterová, Richter & Sojková, (2021) note that environmental determinants, in particular, investments using financial instruments in environmentally friendly investment projects, positively affect economic parameters. Zhichen, Dayong (2023), Sedliačiková et al (2023), Szczepańczyk (2022 point out that the country's environmental sustainability can be ensured by private support for ecoinvestments and by providing state subsidies to support eco-innovations.…”

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Public health and national security proxies: Case of European countries

Vysochyna,

Zawadzki,

Lyeonov

et al. 2023

Journal of International Studies

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The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred transformations aimed at ensuring the effectiveness of the public health system and highlighted the need for a deeper study of the causal relationships between the parameters of healthcare system effectiveness and the national security. The aim of this study is to identify causal and temporal patterns in the impact of various types of healthcare expenditures on the components of national security. The study was conducted on a sample of 34 European countries for 2000-2021. In order to achieve the research objectives, integral indicators of economic, social, and environmental security were developed based on a complex combination of principal component analysis, Fishburn formula and additive convolution. Panel data regression modelling was employed to identify causal relationships between health care expenditures and those integral indicators. Finally, distributional-lag modelling (testing for the presence of a lag of up to 3 years) identified temporal patterns of the relationship between the indicators. Causal and temporal patterns of the relationship between health care expenditures and components of national security of the state were determined according to the modelling results.

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Public health and national security proxies: Case of European countries

Vysochyna,

Zawadzki,

Lyeonov

et al. 2023

Journal of International Studies

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“…Using the ARDL approach, the authors illustrated the co-integration of the investigated variables in the long-term and short-term perspective and also emphasized that the transition to renewable energy reduces carbon emissions. Zhang [49] investigated the interconnection between energy transition processes and implementing environmental innovations with environmental sustainability. The article examined the ten most populous Asian countries in the context of the impact of renewable energy production and consumption, the development of ecological innovations, and the development of scientific research on the scale of CO 2 pollution.…”

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Interconnection between the Dynamic of Growing Renewable Energy Production and the Level of CO2 Emissions: A Multistage Approach for Modeling

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The global reduction of carbon dioxide emissions is one of the critical priorities for implementing the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 and the Paris Agreement 2015. Therefore, it stimulates and increases the ability of countries to implement green imperatives in policies to force the anthropogenic environment, reduce use of fossil fuels, and simultaneously develop alternative energy. Thus, it is crucial to understand the impact of renewable energy development on the dynamic of CO2 pollution. Countries can increase or decrease the development of renewable energy depending on the effectiveness of its impact on the level of CO2 pollution. This paper aims to analyze the influence of the growth dynamics of renewable energy production in countries on CO2 emissions. The article uses Ward’s method to test the research hypothesis. Empirical results allowed us to conclude the interdependence of renewable energy production and CO2 emissions. The results indicate a strong relationship between the level of renewable energy production and carbon emissions in countries. For the global development of renewable energy technologies, governments must understand their impact on changing the scale of environmental pollution and expand the awareness of state leadership, the business sector, and society.

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“…Safi et al (2022) underlined the importance and significance of ecoinnovation in lowering carbon emissions in China. Similarly, Zhang (2023) stressed that eco-innovation can lower CO2 emissions and enhance environmental sustainability when combined with technological breakthroughs. Alvarez-Herranz et al (2017) emphasizes the significance of low-carbon technologies in order to promote environmentally friendly growth in the group of seventeen OECD countries.…”

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Green innovation and environmental quality in OECD countries: the mediating role of renewable energy and carbon taxes

Kafeel,

Zhou,

Phetkhammai

et al. 2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The exceptional rise in overall economic activities has deteriorated environmental sustainability around the world. However, countries around the globe are implementing strategies for reaching the global climate objective. For this purpose, OECD countries committed many efforts, although their pledges and results are not parallel to the level of the Paris Agreement’s ambition. This study examines the impact of eco-innovation, environmental taxes, and renewable energy consumption on the environmental performance of selected OECD countries over the period of 2006 to 2020. This study uses the generalized method of moments (GMM) and instrumental variables 2 stage least square (2SLS) methods. For robustness checks, this study uses a quantile regression approach. We conclude that an increase in the adoption of renewable energy and green innovation has a statistically significant impact on controlling CO2 emissions. Moreover, the empirical model is expanded by incorporating environmental taxes as an explanatory variable. The expanded model showed that the imposition of environmental taxes has a detrimental impact on the reduction of CO2 emissions. Moreover, on the contrary, an increase in economic activities, measured by GDP, is responsible for rising CO2 emissions in OECD countries. In light of the results we obtained, policy recommendations are provided.

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The Impact of Energy Transition and Eco-Innovation on Environmental Sustainability: A Solution for Sustainable Cities and Communities of Top Ten Asian Countries

Cited by 7 publications

References 58 publications

Public health and national security proxies: Case of European countries

Public health and national security proxies: Case of European countries

Interconnection between the Dynamic of Growing Renewable Energy Production and the Level of CO2 Emissions: A Multistage Approach for Modeling

Green innovation and environmental quality in OECD countries: the mediating role of renewable energy and carbon taxes

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