This study examines the symmetric (linear) and asymmetric (nonlinear) impact of economic
growth (EG), capital formation (CF), renewable and non-renewable energy (NRE) …

Social acceptance has proven to be a significant barrier in the implementation of renewable
energy systems (hereinafter “RES”). While a general acceptance of RES is high, low local …

Dynamic capability is an emerging topic for organizations confronting a chaotic environment.
Previous research has emphasized that organizations with low dynamic capacities boost …

With scholars paying increasing attention to the environmental effects of energy poverty,
further discussion on the energy poverty-CO 2 nexus is particularly useful for achieving …

Carbon trading is a market-based instrument to regulate industrial carbon footprints that
affects other financial markets. The preliminary test of this study reveals that a wide variety of …

A high level of carbon dioxide (CO2) emission has become a global issue due to extensive
production and energy usage that needs regulators' attention and researchers' emphasis …

Abstract Urban-Rural Inequality (URI) is a critical issue that must be solved in carbon
neutrality process. However, few studies made a detailed analysis of the URI mechanism. By …

China is the largest emitter worldwide, and coal consumption contributes the most. So the
key to emission mitigation is to reduce coal consumption. The paper applies panel data …

Green innovation is a feasible and potential option that governments can adopt to reduce
reliance on fossil fuels and speed the transition to renewable energy sources. This study …

Even though numerous studies explore the impact of macroeconomic variables on carbon
dioxide (CO 2) emissions, only a few existing studies estimate the asymmetric impact and …