Electrification and power decarbonization are essential components of low-carbon energy
transition, however, the combined effects of these two factors on CO 2 emissions have not …

This study breaks down carbon emissions into six effects considering the current Top 23
countries group on renewable energies, afterwards divided into two different groups (the …

This study employed panel spatial simultaneous equations models with a generalized
spatial two-stage least squares (GS2SLS) method to explore the three-way linkages among …

To address climate change effectively, it is essential to quantify CO 2 emissions and the
driving factors in high-energy-consuming countries. China is the top CO 2-emitting country; …

The rapid increase in anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions in recent decades is a
major concern because CO 2 emissions are the main precursor of global warming. Thus, a …

Considering the complexity and dynamicity of national energy-related CO 2 emissions, it is
necessary to analyse the influencing factors and evaluate the possible impact of relevant …

Under the dual pressure of global ecological degradation and economic downturn, an
important task for emerging industrialized countries is to balance the connection between …

Since 2013, China has become the largest emitter of CO 2 in the world. Among all emission
sources, the building and construction industry contributes significant amounts due to its …

This work is aimed to investigate the carbon emissions trend in the European Union.
Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index and Tapio's methodology are used for decomposing the …

As China's largest source of carbon emissions, the power sector's transition to lower levels
of carbon emission intensity is critical to achieving China's carbon emission (CE) reduction …