This study aims to examine the linkages between renewable energy consumption (REC),
nonrenewable energy consumption (NREC), carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, and …

Energy is considered the oxygen of an economy fueling all economic activities. Energy
utilization and its type have an intertemporal and size-based effect on economic …

An increase in energy consumption indicates increased economic activity; whether it leads
to prosperity depends on the sustainability and stability of the energy source. This study has …

This research assessed that how various sources of energy such as renewable, fossil fuel,
electricity generation using oil, and hydroelectric sources can influence the level of output in …

For nations already facing pollution issues, fossil fuel energy consumption is deteriorating
living standards. Though prevailing infrastructure makes fossil fuel energy use feasible for …

Anthropogenic activities are responsible for greenhouse gas emissions, causing extreme
events like soil erosion, droughts, floods, forest fires and tornadoes. Fossil fuel consumption …

This study aims to explore the relationship between renewable energy consumption, non-
renewable energy consumption, carbon dioxide emissions and economic growth in China …

Governments and policymakers are increasingly concerned about climate change. To cope
with this inevitable issue, the SDGs-13 target underscores the importance of developing …

A high proportion of nonrenewable energy in total energy consumption is leading the world
economies toward severe environmental issues. This has motivated the environmentalists to …

Human development is crucial for a country's prosperity, reflecting its economic growth and
social progress. This study examines how using renewable energy can boost human …