A new approach on renewable energy as a support for regional economic development among the European Union

Ionescu, Romeo‐Victor; Zlati, Monica Laura; Antohi, Valentin Marian; Susanu, Irina Olimpia; Cristache, Nicoleta

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2022.121998

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“…In addition, there is also a unidirectional causal relationship between the amount of available energy, the labour factor, and GDP. An interesting scientific study correlates energy security with supranational strategies and policies at the EU level over a period of 11 years (Ionescu et al 2022). The authors thus study renewable energy at the regional level under the impact of the pandemic and the economic crisis and delineate clusters of energy sustainability.…”

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Approaches to a New Regional Energy Security Model in the Perspective of the European Transition to Green Energy

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Radu,

Mihai

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The EU energy sector became a very important one as a result of the war in Ukraine. On the other hand, the EU started in defining and implementing new strategies regarding green economy and sustainability. Even though these strategies cover short and medium periods, they have as a main goal the decrease in the EU’s dependence of energy imports. This research is focused on present challenges, risks, and uncertainties related to energy production and consumption in all EU member states. In order to achieve the research objectives, a huge statistical database, which covered 2012–2021, was used. The analysis is based on specific indicators regarding primary energy production; imports and exports; gross available energy; final energy consumption; non-energy consumption; energy dependency; and energy intensity. There are at least three research procedures used in this paper: a meta-analysis, a statistical analysis, and an econometric analysis, as well. Finally, the analysis points out the disparities between member states regarding energetic resources and energy dependency using a new model for quantifying risk factors in the European energy system. Moreover, new public policies are proposed by the authors under a cluster approach of the EU’s regions.

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Approaches to a New Regional Energy Security Model in the Perspective of the European Transition to Green Energy

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Mihai

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“…GDP is an important indicator for describing the economic situation of a country or region, and in the existing literature, it is favored for regional economic issues (Ben Jebli et al, 2019;Ionescu et al, 2022;Jia et al, 2020). In light of the inverse absolute deviation method proposed by Liu et al (2020), the median is proposed to improve the measurement method of regional economic coordination (REC) by Note: The measurement index system shown here is at the provincial-level.…”

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Sustainable and coordinated development: Green transition as a new driving force of regional economy

Liu

Yang

2023

Sustainable Development

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A high‐quality green transition is essential to achieving sustainable and coordinated global development. In this paper, a new method of two‐step geometric average is proposed to measure green transition, and a comprehensive framework on the relationship between sustainability and coordination via the propelling force of green transition is constructed at both the national and provincial levels. In addition, the mediating effect model and the threshold model are employed to empirically verify the mechanisms and influences. According to the results, green transition can contribute to regional economic growth at national level and to the coordinated development of regional economies at provincial level in China. Meanwhile, the non‐linear ‘U‐shaped’ relationships between green transition and regional economy are demonstrated in Asia and the eastern region of China, and spillover effect of technological innovation can indirectly promote regional development. In addition, the heterogeneity effect of green transition fully releases the dividend of economic quality and environmental governance capacity, promoting the coordinated development of regional economies. In the meantime, the driving force of green transition on regional economy is dependent on the external environment, particularly before and after the outbreak of COVID‐19, when its impact has altered substantially. Therefore, it is necessary to promote green transition via greater technological innovation efficiency, and then to restore the vitality of regional economic development; which could provide policy makers and professionals in the regional economy with information for enhancing sustainable and coordinated development.

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Niobium oxide-phosphorylated carbon xerogel composites as solid acid catalysts for cascade conversion of glucose to 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) in pure water

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A new approach on renewable energy as a support for regional economic development among the European Union

Cited by 8 publications

References 36 publications

Approaches to a New Regional Energy Security Model in the Perspective of the European Transition to Green Energy

Approaches to a New Regional Energy Security Model in the Perspective of the European Transition to Green Energy

Sustainable and coordinated development: Green transition as a new driving force of regional economy

Niobium oxide-phosphorylated carbon xerogel composites as solid acid catalysts for cascade conversion of glucose to 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) in pure water

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