An efficient use of energy is the pre-condition for economic development. But excessive use
of fossil fuel harms the environment. As renewable energy emits no or low greenhouse …

Economic growth can increase the economy's energy intensity, impeding security through
unmanaged demand and affecting sustainability. This study employed energy use …

A comprehensive understanding of the impact of renewable/non-renewable energy
consumption on ecological quality and economic growth can serve to the sustainability of …

Developing countries have depleted their natural resources in economic interest to achieve
high economic growth. Current urbanization patterns and energy consumption and natural …

This study aims to investigate the persistent issue of the last few decades, that whether
natural resources enhance economic performance or negatively affect it. To serve this …

This study explored the relationship between renewable energy consumption and economic
growth from new risk-based perspectives, including political risks, financial risks, economic …

Recent global environmental concerns have called for efforts to promote the transition of
energy sources toward renewable energy, particularly in emerging countries that prioritize …

Although switching from non-renewable to renewable energy is believed to stimulate low-
carbon economic growth, the means to establishing this energy transition have largely …

Recently, developed economies have been aiming for energy transition while investing in
producing and implementing environmentally friendly energy resources. Numerous factors …

Abstract Considering that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are interrelated and
the attainment of one is a good springboard for the attainment of others, we picture the …