Previous literature does not incorporate the spillover effects of institutional factors in the
analysis of the determinants of energy intensity. This research aims to empirically examine …

The reduction of energy intensity is important for sustainable economic growth, especially in
non-OECD countries where energy demand growth is high. Understanding the impact of …

Exploring the factors that affect energy intensity is a worthy research topic because a decline
of energy intensity lowers greenhouse gas emissions and increases energy security …

Nowadays, multifaceted interdependence between macroeconomic variables results in an
extended list of factors that have diverse impacts on energy intensity. Thus, sustaining …

This paper revisits the relationship between energy intensity and economic growth, using a
flexible piecewise linear regression model. Based on a panel data set of 137 economies …

Efforts to lower energy intensity increased initially as a result of rising fuel prices following
the first and second oil shocks, which subsequently became serious owing to mounting …

As population grows considerably in the world, the correlation between intensity of
population in urban areas and energy intensity becomes an important issue in energy field …

This paper revisits the relationship between energy intensity and economic growth, using a
flexible piecewise linear regression model. Based on a panel data set of 137 economies …

In a context of energy transition, the objectives of both economic growth and sustainability
are increasingly influenced by political agendas worldwide. Assuming that growth and …

Against a backdrop of concerns about climate change, peak oil, and energy security issues,
reducing energy intensity is often advocated as a way to at least partially mitigate these …