Differential benefit of coal and natural gas efficiency in Denmark: How clean is the environmental-related innovation?

Adebayo, Tomiwa Sunday; Alola, Andrew Adewale

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2023.119169

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“…When combined, these approaches substantially aff ect curbing GHGs, ultimately easing the detrimental eff ects of climate change. Likewise, using the Danish case, the study of Adebayo and Alola (2023) using the wavelet tools highlighted the eff ectiveness of energy effi ciency R&D and RENE in bolstering ecological excellence. The survey of Bilgili et al (2023) also aligns with Adebayo and Alola (2023), who affi rmed the infl uential role of energy effi ciency R&D and RENE in dampening the growth of CO 2 .…”

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“…Likewise, using the Danish case, the study of Adebayo and Alola (2023) using the wavelet tools highlighted the eff ectiveness of energy effi ciency R&D and RENE in bolstering ecological excellence. The survey of Bilgili et al (2023) also aligns with Adebayo and Alola (2023), who affi rmed the infl uential role of energy effi ciency R&D and RENE in dampening the growth of CO 2 . The existing literature needs to be more comprehensive in assessing the interplay between political risks and the eff ects of energy effi ciency R&D, natural resource utilization and renewable energy adoption on environmental sustainability in France.…”

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Differential benefit of coal and natural gas efficiency in Denmark: How clean is the environmental-related innovation?

Cited by 10 publications

References 39 publications

Examining the Effects of Energy Efficiency R&D and Renewable Energy on Environmental Sustainability Amidst Political Risk in France

Examining the Effects of Energy Efficiency R&D and Renewable Energy on Environmental Sustainability Amidst Political Risk in France

Sustainable futures: Toward institutionalizing green industrial policy

Industrial robot applications’ effects on consumption of energy and its spatial effects

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