We analyze data for fourteen foundational European Union Nations covering the period
1960–2000 to estimate the effects of demographic and economic factors on energy …

Renewable energy is one of the key clean production pathways to achieve the global
energy transition and combat climate change. This research is aimed to investigate the …

Shifting consumption preferences are a crucial characteristic of ageing societies: the elderly
and younger individuals tend to consume different sets of goods and services. Energy …

Substantial changes in population size, age structure, and urbanization are expected in
many parts of the world this century. Although such changes can affect energy use and …

Our paper uses the panel data approach to investigate the relationship between energy
consumption and economic growth for V4 countries and for the 14 EU “old” Member States …

This article examines energy consumption in Sweden, Holland, Italy and Spain over 200
years, including both traditional and modern energy carriers. The analysis is based on totally …

We summarize what we know about energy and economic growth in a set of stylized facts.
We combine analysis of a panel data set of 99 countries from 1971 to 2010 with analysis of …

Age is an important proxy for many life course trajectories, and has complex and
understudied relationships with energy consumption. We evaluated the presence and the …

Changes in the age composition of US households over the next several decades could
affect energy use and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, the most important greenhouse gas …

This paper applies an aggregate production function to examine the dynamic linkages
among energy consumption, capital stock, and real income (real GDP per capita) in G-7 …