The Role of Green Finance in Community Renewable Energy Projects of main Region and Taiwan

Chiu, Wen-Hsiang; Lin, Wen Cheng; Liang, Chiung‐Ju

doi:10.4335/19.3.503-519(2021)

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“…Most papers use the data-driven scientometric analysis [31,[41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50], basically aimed to investigate the progress and the possible trajectories bordering the FinTech knowledge area. Other research publications use different panel data models, owing to the lack of long time series data related to FinTech indicators and the greening policy [44].…”

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Unlocking the Green Economy in African Countries: An Integrated Framework of FinTech as an Enabler of the Transition to Sustainability

Tamasiga¹,

Onyeaka

Ouassou

2022

Energies

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The emergence of new transformational technology, known as the fourth industrial revolution, has crucially opened a new window to green economic growth. The transition to low carbon, green economy, and green sustainability has gained momentum simultaneously in developed and developing countries. The greening policy echoes the pending climate change and its entrenching disruptions. Financial technology, or FinTech seems to be a promising direction in unlocking the green dilemma; to be concrete, FinTech and the green economy are separately documented in the literature. Against this background, the current study investigates the intersection between green economic growth and FinTech by conducting a systematic-cum-bibliometric analysis of published papers in the Scopus database with the goal of first examining the role and opportunities of implementing green FinTech as a stimulus for transition towards green economic growth in African countries and, second, identifying knowledge gaps and future policy and research directions by developing an integrated framework to help African countries in the transition to green economic growth and green FinTech. The results illustrate an increasing trend in research attention towards the green FinTech concept and its relationship with green economic growth, climate change, and greening rules and standards. A deep inspection of the mined papers indicates that future research trajectories are oriented into five different mainstreams: technology and instruments in digital finance; regulation, policies, and green FinTech; climate risk mitigation through FinTech; FinTech and environmental quality; green finance and climate change mitigation. Based on these research directions, an integrated framework was conceptualised that aims to deliver green economic growth using FinTech as a vehicle of transition for African countries.

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Unlocking the Green Economy in African Countries: An Integrated Framework of FinTech as an Enabler of the Transition to Sustainability

Tamasiga¹,

Onyeaka

Ouassou

2022

Energies

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“…The potential of leveraging ntech for climate action presents an innovative opportunity for ghting the climate crisis. It contributes to emissions reductions (Muganyi et al, 2021) and the green energy sector (Chiu et al, 2021). Nassiry (2018) presents a nexus between ntech and green nance, including the decentralisation of energy markets, carbon credits, and innovative nancial instruments for climate nance.…”

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Leveraging of Climate Fintech Model in India: Scoping through a Qualitative Approach using a Sentiments Analysis

Sreelekshmi

Biju

2023

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Climate crisis has become a crucial concern for humankind as extremes in climate have grown manifold, mainly originating from anthropogenic activities. Growth and development are indispensable but worthless if our survival is under threat. Therefore, it demands prompt action from all stakeholders. However, colossal requirements of funds for climate sustainability remain a principal concern. India is one of the most active fintech markets in the world using domestic technologies like Unified Payment Interface (UPI), showing a fantastic growth trajectory in terms of international adoptions. With the boom of fintech solutions in India, the possibility of a novel fintech model with a climate action motive, known as climate fintech or green fintech, garnered entrepreneurial attention. Therefore, we intend to explore the concept of climate fintech and understand the state of the art using an inductive qualitative approach. With the help of the insights drawn from a systematic review of existing studies, a case study was conducted, followed by sentiment analysis, to reaffirm the results. Our findings suggest considerable scope for the climate fintech model to be beneficial for attaining the country’s climate targets. Our research anticipates that the area and climate fintech applications will advance in future.

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“…The potential of leveraging ntech for climate action presents an innovative opportunity for effective climate action. It contributes to emissions reductions (Muganyi et al, 2021) and the green energy sector (Chiu et al, 2021). Nassiry (2018) presents a nexus between ntech and green nance, including the decentralisation of energy markets, carbon credits, and innovative nancial instruments for climate nance.…”

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Leveraging the fintech model for climate sustainability: Scoping through a qualitative approach

Sreelekshmi

Biju

2023

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Climate crisis has become a crucial concern for humankind as a result of which climate-sustainable development has become indispensable. This necessitates the sustainable adoption of innovative ideas and technologies. Against this backdrop, the fintech industry saw the emergence of a novel fintech model with a climate action motive, known as climate fintech or green fintech. We identify green fintech as a small, growing research area. Our research attempts to draw insights on the state of the art of the concept using an inductive qualitative methodology comprising a systematic review of existing studies, case research of Indian climate fintech, and sentiment analysis. India is one of the most active fintech markets in the world using domestic technologies like Unified Payment Interface (UPI), showing a fantastic growth trajectory in terms of international adoptions. Our analysis of the climate fintech landscape finds considerable scope for the climate fintech concept in attaining the country’s climate targets. We anticipate that the area and its applications will advance in the future, for which suggestions are proposed.

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The Role of Green Finance in Community Renewable Energy Projects of main Region and Taiwan

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Unlocking the Green Economy in African Countries: An Integrated Framework of FinTech as an Enabler of the Transition to Sustainability

Unlocking the Green Economy in African Countries: An Integrated Framework of FinTech as an Enabler of the Transition to Sustainability

Leveraging of Climate Fintech Model in India: Scoping through a Qualitative Approach using a Sentiments Analysis

Leveraging the fintech model for climate sustainability: Scoping through a qualitative approach

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