Alternative operational modes for Chinese PV poverty alleviation power stations: Economic impacts on stakeholders

Ding, Liping; Zhang, Zumeng; Dai, Qiyao; Zhu, Yuxuan; Yin, Shi

doi:10.1016/j.jup.2023.101524

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“…Referring to existing studies, the logarithm of word frequency associated with digitalization in corporate annual reports +1 is used to quantify DT (Lin & Xie, 2023; Lin & Zhang, 2023; Zhai et al, 2022), and the re‐estimated result is shown in Column (2). Meanwhile, we gauge the DT levels of firms using digital intangible assets presented in corporate annual reports (Li, Rao, & Wan, 2022), and the re‐estimated result is summarized in Column (3).…”

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Impacts of digital transformation on corporate green technology innovation: Do board characteristics play a role?

Lin,

Xie

2023

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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Digital transformation (DT), board characteristics, and green technology innovation (GI) have a substantial impact on corporate sustainability. However, there are seemingly conflicting conclusions about how DT affects an enterprise's GI performance, and few studies have considered the moderating effect of board characteristics. We aim to explore the impact of board characteristics on the correlation between DT and GI, using a sample of 1470 listed companies in China and employing a fixed‐effects model. Our results suggest that DT significantly enhances enterprises' GI performance; DT indirectly promotes the GI performance of enterprises by increasing their R&D investments, optimizing human capital structure, and enhancing management efficiency. Additionally, board gender diversity, board size, and board educational level positively moderate the relationship between DT on GI, whereas the impact will be blunted by board age diversity. Our conclusions are of great value to promote enterprises' GI performance and realize enterprises' sustainable development.

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“…Additionally, financing constraints inhibit the impact of DT on enterprises. This may be because financing constraints limit the sources of funds for enterprises (Lin & Xie, 2023), thereby affecting their ability and motivation to engage in DT and GI. Finally, environmental subsidies weaken the positive effect of DT on GI in enterprises.…”

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confidence: 99%