Achieving green environment targets in the world’s top 10 emitter countries: the role of green innovations and renewable electricity production

GHG Emissions and Economic Growth in the European Union, Norway, and Iceland: A Validated Time-Series Approach Based on a Small Number of Observations

“…This may indicate a need for countries to develop their green transformation towards a zero-emissions strategy, to further improve their GDP growth with overall sustainability objectives that consider economic, social, and environmental aspects that may be affected. This finding aligns with the most recent studies by Jun et al (2022) and Saqib (2022).…”

“…The main findings resulting from the objectives and the VAR model showed that increased GDP at constant prices significantly affected the reduction of GHG emissions in EU-27 countries. This finding is in line with the environmental Kuznets curve (Dinda 2004;Jun et al 2022;Arnaut and Lidman 2021), suggesting that despite trade-offs between economic growth and rising awareness about environmental pollution, higher rates of economic growth and thus higher levels of economic development can provide more resources for reducing environmental problems. This may indicate a need for countries to develop their green transformation towards a zero-emissions strategy, to further improve their GDP growth with overall sustainability objectives that consider economic, social, and environmental aspects that may be affected.…”

“…Finally, Zhang and Han (2022) correlated spillover effects in the carbon market and stock market. Jun et al (2022) discussed environmental consequences caused by industrialisation and economic development. Their research using panel data applied cointegration techniques and a cross-sectional augmented distributed lag model.…”

“…The research gap arises from previous research (Jun et al 2022;Dogan et al 2022 and others) that highlighted the problems caused by CO 2 (climate change), economic growth, employment, and inflation. The use of GHG as a critical factor for sustainable economic development in the third decade of the 21st century is investigated in this study.…”

The impact of green innovation and renewable energy on CO2 emissions in G7 nations

“…Eco-innovation's production process leads to produce energy effective activities and consuming fewer resources, thereby decreasing the overuse of natural resources [ 16 , 17 ]. It facilitates the utilization of RE sources [ 18 , 19 ] and assists in managing effectively waste recycling, processing, and management, mitigating climate change and contributes to water sanitation.…”