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Asymmetric effects of environmental taxes on renewable energy: Evidence from developing countries
Finance Research Letters. 2025. Vol. 86.
Singapore: Springer, 2026.
This book presents the proceedings of CPESE 2025, the 12th International Conference on Power and Energy Systems Engineering, to be held from 12 to 14 September, 2025 at Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan.
This proceedings following a thorough peer-review process conducted in the light of originality, innovation, applicability, technical merit, organization and writing, and relevance to the ...
Added: July 1, 2026
Канихин Т. Н., Вестник Московского университета. Серия 6: Экономика 2026 Т. 61 № 1 С. 264–282
The article examines the attraction of foreign direct investment (FDI) to the renewable energy sector (RES) of the EU. The research aims to identify the factors and evaluate possible strategies for attracting FDI to the EU renewable energy sector. The author assumes that, with rising costs of Chinese equipment imports and shifts in US energy ...
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Barut A., Proskuryakova L. N., Yakutkina V. et al., Renewable Energy 2026 Vol. 267 Article 125736
The global demand for rare earth metals (REM) has exceeded the global supply, exacerbating the deficit of these resources for wind turbines, solar panels, electric vehicles, and nuclear reactors. The largest REM exporting and importing countries have the power to influence energy transition in their own countries and around the world. This study analyzes the ...
Added: April 8, 2026
Çelik A., Veselitskaya N., Damrah S., Sustainable Development 2026 Vol. 34 No. S2 P. 1274–1301
Balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability remains a key challenge for developed economies. The load capacity factor (LCF), as a ratio of biocapacity to ecological footprint, provides an integrated measure of this balance. Yet, little is known about how gross domestic product (GDP), labor productivity, and green technologies interact with LCF over time. The present ...
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ALI I., / Series SSRN Working Paper Series "GMU Working Paper in Economics". 2025.
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Kilinc-Ata N., Liliana Proskuryakova, Utilities Policy 2025 Vol. 97 Article 102068
Traditional bioenergy, used in many African nations, is not recognized as a renewable or sustainable energy source. Some countries on the continent are officially leading the way in achieving SDG7, thanks to this type of energy. As of 2020, some African nations had a relatively high proportion of renewable energy (RE) in their primary energy ...
Added: October 2, 2025
Tishchenko I., Egorova Y., Vakulenko E., Renewable Energy 2025 Vol. 251 Article 123336
Renewable energy (RE) growth is a critical factor for the sustainable future of the world. We investigate the key determinants of RE development, such as economic development, energy security, and environmental policies. We study unbalanced panel data with a time span from 1970 till 2020 across 58 countries. We test three hypotheses: (1) U-shape relationship ...
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Likhacheva A., Strelnikova I., Kharina O. et al., M.: CCEIS of HSE University, 2024.
In order to upgrade scientific and technological cooperation between Russia and India as a driver to mutually beneficial socio-economic development we have prepared the present report. This report is dedicated to the prospects for further cooperation between states in the area of technological sovereignty. During three-month long collaborative research Russian and Indian science teams have ...
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Kilinc-Ata N., Proskuryakova L. N., Renewable Energy 2024 Vol. 237 No. C Article 121797
The Asia–Pacific (APAC) region accounts for the largest part of the global greenhouse gas emissions and roughly half of the world's energy demand. This means that the success of APAC countries, including China and India, in switching to clean energy sources is crucial for meeting the global emission targets. To achieve the Paris Agreement goals, ...
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Емельянова О. Н., Shcherbakov D., Проблемы Дальнего Востока 2023 № 6 С. 59–74
Nowadays decarbonization goals are widely discussed at the global level. Hydrogen energy is considered to be a promising alternative for solving this problem, although the economic efficiency of this fuel is still extremely low. Japan is one of the countries that actively promotes hydrogen energy as the government puts the goal to take a huge ...
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Gleb P., Гао Ю., Право и политика 2020 № 3 С. 8–18
The subject of this research consists in the analysis of the experience of the People's Republic of China (PRC) on reform of the system of taxation of oil and natural gas extraction, which can present significant interest for Russian executive branch and researchers in the conditions of reform of Russian natural resource legislation, as well ...
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Fikru M., Kilinc-Ata N., Belaid F., Resources Policy 2024 Vol. 96 Article 105236
Climate policies directly affect cleaner energy technology markets, affecting price signals for greener electricity production. In turn, the manufacturing of energy technologies relies heavily on mineral inputs, posing challenges in securing mineral ores and concentrates either from local mines or overseas. This paper contributes to the mineral-energy literature by examining the impact of climate change ...
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Kuzyk M., Ruzhanskaya L., Journal of Applied Economic Research 2024 Т. 23 № 3 С. 642–673
Environmental problems, the results of structural changes in the world economy and technological progress raise the task of finding factors that stimulate the transition from continuous growth of energy consumption to decarbonization and energy transition. The aim of the article is to empirically analyze the factors of companies' energy transition policies in different countries of ...
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Kilinc-Ata N., Barut A., Citil M., International Journal of Energy Sector Management 2024 Vol. 18 No. 6 P. 1745–1766
Today, many industries are implementing creative approaches in response to increasing environmental awareness. It is of great importance to answer the question of whether the military sector, one of the most important sectors, can support renewable energy (RE) adaptation. This study aims to examine how military spending affects the supply of RE in 27 Organization ...
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Шуранова А. А., Chistikov M., Проблемы экономики и управления нефтегазовым комплексом 2024 № 2(230) С. 50–57
Global decarbonization efforts are one of the key trends influencing the current global energy politics. The key directionwithin their framework is the replacement of traditional energy sources and carriers by alternative, less carbon-intensive ones, withhydrogen being one of the most important among them. The development of hydrogen energy can significantly transform the posi-tion of individual ...
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Proskuryakova L. N., Climate 2023 Vol. 11 No. 12 Article 231
The UN vision of climate resilience contains three independent outcomes: resilient people and livelihoods, resilient business and economies, and resilient environmental systems. This article analyzes the positive contributions of low-carbon energy technologies to climate resilience by reviewing and critically assessing the existing pool of studies published by researchers and international organizations that offer comparable data ...
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Anjum S., Farooq F., Chaudhry I. S. et al., International Journal of Management Research and Emerging Sciences 2022 Vol. 12 No. 2 P. 37–70
Foreign Capital Inflows (FCIs) have been contributing to economic growth and development of the capital-deficient developing economies. The FCIs to developing economies include Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), remittances, and Official Development Assistance (ODA). Previous empirical studies have concluded mixed impacts of FCIs on Human Development (HD) in recipient economies. Present study examines the impacts of ...
Added: November 17, 2023