Many democracies find it difficult to act swiftly on problems such as climate change and
biodiversity loss. This is reflected in long-standing debates in research and policy about …

Torrefaction of biomass materials has received a tremendous attention over the years due to
its ability to produce a high-grade solid biofuel with enhanced durability, excellent …

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

The aim of the paper is to examine the long-term relationship between economic complexity,
energy consumption structure, and greenhouse gas emission, within a panel of European …

This work explores the relationship between institutional quality, financial development,
economic growth, and renewable energy consumption in Tunisia. Accordingly, we adopt the …

Influenced by the urban-rural energy dualism, developing rural energy is a matter of
improving social equity rather than just correcting market imperfections in China. Energy …

In this paper we identify a concept of countries' biomass-related sustainability through a
revision of the literature and the opinion of professionals, and identify the main reasons that …

Welfare States are considered key tools to provide just transitions. The hypothesis of
synergy states that Social-democratic regimes are in a better position to accomplish them …

We examine the time-varying effect of energy technology R&D spending (R&D) on energy
consumption per capita. In doing so, we utilise a data-driven local linear dummy variable …

Transitioning from one form of energy to another has led to social change in areas such as
production methods, quality of life, and labor productivity. In addition, there is a relationship …