This study investigates the causal relationship between energy consumption (ie, nuclear
energy consumption, electricity power consumption and fossil fuels energy consumption) …

Decarbonation has been a primary policy prerogative for Sweden, and carbon tax has been
a primary policy instrument in this pursuit, and the revenue generated out of carbon tax has …

Environmental concerns and potential social-economic impacts associated with fossil fuels
have turned cities into indispensable entities for supporting energy transitions in China …

This study examines the causal relationship between banking sector development and
energy consumption in Nigeria over the period 1971–2013 incorporating crude oil price and …

This study aims to provide insight on the nexus between innovation, economic growth and
CO2 emissions. In order to achieve this, data on potential factors such as innovation …

The objective of this research was to construct energy intensity forecasting models for key
manufacturing industries, with a particular focus on “catching up” European economies …

This study examines the relationship between economic growth and energy consumption in
Nigeria by using ARDL bound test regression analysis. In the investigation process energy …

Energy transition is crucial for mitigating climate change and has over the past decades
risen to become a key international policy ambition. Energy transition is a highly complex …

Developing countries consume a tiny share of world commercial energy. This tempts
policymakers in developing countries to sort out ways to increase commercial energy …

Energy is one of the most important factors of growth, needed to power physical capital. This
implies complementarity between these two factors, but in most theoretical papers …