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1. Sustainability and the Environmental Kuznets Curve Conjecture.

Author

Hamaide, Bertrand and Hamaide, Bertrand

Subjects
History of engineering & technology, Technology: general issues, CO2 emissions, CO2 emissions prediction, DEA-based Malmquist productivity index, EKC estimation, Environmental Kunzets Curve, Environmental Kuznets Curve, Europe, European Union, G7 countries, carbon dioxide emissions, carbon tax, clustering, co-integration analysis, education, energy and carbon performance, energy industry, energy use, environmental degradation, environmental kuznets curve, financial development, human capital, income-inequality, institutional development, institutional quality, kink regression model, n/a, neural networks, panel data, pollution-income, price elasticity, productivity changes, radial basis function neural network, renewable energy consumption, technical efficiency, translog cost function
Abstract

Summary: This book focuses on empirical analyses of the Environmental Kuznets Curve. Most papers apply their research on CO2 emissions. The papers in this Special Issue seek to improve modeling techniques to prevent econometrical flaws (e.g., by adding additional explanatory variables and/or moving away from linear regression models) and apply their models to specific countries or groups of countries.

2. Renewable Energy Consumption and Economic Growth.

Author

Fuinhas, José Alberto, Fuinhas, José Alberto, Koengkan, Matheus, and de Barros Santiago, Renato Filipe

Subjects
Business strategy, Africa, CCO2 emissions, CO2 emissions, China, Chinese economic growth, DEA, European Union, Lisbon, MINT nations, Portugal, Stochastic Frontier, autoregressive distributed lag model (ARDL), battery electric vehicles, bilateral trade, carbon dioxide emissions, carbon emissions, club convergence, competitiveness index, corruption, cultural industry, diffusion of innovation, disintegrated trade, domestic investment, eco-efficiency, ecological footprint, econometrics, economic complexity, economic growth, education, empirical, energy consumption, energy consumption structure, energy economics, energy efficiency, energy policy, energy poverty, energy regulation, environmental pollution, environmental quality, export quality, financial deepening, financial development, foreign direct investment, forest products business, fsQCA, greenhouse gas emissions, human capital, income level, industrial structure, industry leaders, institutional quality, investment, method of moments quantile regression, n/a, natural resources, panel ARDL model, panel quantile regression, panel regression models, philanthropy, policies, qualitative interviews, renewable energy, residential heating technology, sustainability, sustainable energy supply, wood economy, wood pellets
Abstract

Summary: This reprint explores the complex relationship between renewable energy consumption and economic growth. The reprint contains 14 papers covering a wide range of topics related to energy use efficiency in various countries and economic sectors. The articles include studies on adopting renewable energy sources, the impact of battery electric vehicles on greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union, the influence of philanthropy on eco-efficiency, and the impact of energy efficiency regulations on energy poverty. This reprint also includes studies on the race to zero emissions in MINT economies, the competitiveness of the cultural industry and its impact on Chinese economic growth, and the impact of education levels on the energy-growth-environment nexus. This reprint serves as a call to action for all stakeholders to contribute to the global energy transition by identifying and analyzing the effects of renewable energy consumption on economic growth. It inspires policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to embrace sustainable energy practices and support the development of measures that foster green growth. Therefore, this reprint provides important insights into energy use efficiency theories, methods, and diverse applications, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the future of energy and its impact on the global economy.