This paper uses the carbon emissions trading pilot study of 2013 as a quasi-natural
experiment, combined with panel data of 30 provinces and cities in China during 2000 …

Policy and decision makers, economists and engineers often have to choose between new-
energy-generation installations for producing additional energy or reducing the energy …

The huge endowment, exploitation and trading of carbon content energy resources by the
African OPEC member countries for economic expansion substantiate the fears of …

Technological progress plays a key role in promoting energy efficiency. In order to find the
suitable path of technological progress to improve energy efficiency, this study adopts the …

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

Capital–labour–energy Constant Elasticity of Substitution (CES) production functions and
their estimated parameters now form a key part of energy–economy models which inform …

India is the world's third-biggest carbon-emitter after China and the United States. Most of
the mixed energy has been dominated by oil, coal, electricity, and gas. This study has …

This paper proposes a new methodology for measuring energy efficiency inequality based
on the Shephard energy distance function and the “double” stochastic meta-frontier. To …

China's energy intensive industries have posed great challenges in achieving carbon
emissions reduction goals. We calculate the influence of carbon tax levying on the CO 2 …

150 years ago, Stanley Jevons introduced the concept of energy rebound: that anticipated
energy efficiency savings may be “taken back” by behavioural responses. This is an …