Disclosing the heat density of district heating in Austria in 2050 under the remaining European CO2 budget of the 1.5 °C climate target

Zwickl-Bernhard, Sebastian; Huppmann, Daniel; Golab, Antonia; Auer, Hans

doi:10.1016/j.segan.2022.100775

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“…Accordingly, these cointegration techniques are Lagrange multiplier (LM) and bootstrap-based cointegration procedures, which also account for heterogeneous slope, time trend, heteroscedastic and individualspecific intercepts, as well as unknown breaks within the cointegrated series. 64 The functional notation of these error-correction base panel cointegration procedures is provided herewith in equation (9).…”

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Revisiting Hofstede's dimensions of national culture and environmental sustainability

Huang

Liu

Lin

et al. 2022

Energy & Environment

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This study investigates the impact of Hofstede's dimensions of national culture on environmental sustainability across 57 countries. Hofstede's national culture construct reflects and gauges the extent of the inclination of a particular national person toward either economic development or environmental preservation. Climate change and pollution have continuously devastated the environment in recent decades. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals aim to achieve a more sustainable future and prevent further environmental destruction. This study aims to explore whether national culture significantly influences national environmental sustainability. We use national environmental performance as the proxy for national environmental sustainability and adopt the ordinary least squares regression model to explore the possible relationship with two datasets of international indices; one is proposed by Hofstede, and the other is proposed by Germanwatch. Our results show that the power distance index has a strong negative impact on the climate change performance index (CCPI), greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, renewable energy, and energy use. Further, the masculinity index is negatively related to CCPI and GHG emissions. The individual index is also negatively related to renewable energy. Furthermore, indulgence is positively associated with climate policy. These findings support the notion that nations should consider their cultural characteristics to improve environmental sustainability. Thus, conducting a national environmental policy that aligns with national culture is suggested to achieve environmental sustainability.

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Revisiting Hofstede's dimensions of national culture and environmental sustainability

Huang

Liu

Lin

et al. 2022

Energy & Environment

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“…Moreover, several studies have been conducted in order to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of district heating in Europe. These studies assist the decision-making process for the optimum district heating design and propose market models to widely spread their use, aiming at accelerating the decarbonization of societies [6][7][8].…”

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Dynamic investigation of centralized and decentralized storage systems for a district heating network

Bellos

Iliadis

Papalexis

et al. 2022

Journal of Energy Storage

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“…The agreement also craves a further decline in global temperature to at least 1.5°C. 8 , 9 Likewise, the commitment to sustainable ecosystems and healthier environments occupies the 13th spot in the United Nations’ sustainable development goals (SDGs).…”

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Navigating the paths to sustainable environments via energy security, renewable energy and economic complexity: Evidence from array of pollution metrics

Uche

Das²,

Nwaeze

et al. 2022

Energy & Environment

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Empirical narratives pertaining to the implications of energy security (ENS) on environmental quality (EQ), particularly in the context of Emerging Seven (E7) countries, are currently understudied. Likewise, the influence of renewable energy (RWN), economic complexity (ECI) and environmental control technology (EVT) on EQ is still unsettled. Thus, based on arrays of pollution metrics (ecological footprint (ECF), carbon emission damage (CO2D) and consumption-based carbon emissions (CCO2) and annual panel series spanning 1990–2018, this study provides fresh insights into the implications of the listed variables on EQs in E7 countries. Accordingly, the following empirical narratives were established: (i) The effects of the enlisted panel series on EQ are sensitive to the peculiarities of each pollution metric. (ii) Estimates of the pool mean group autoregressive distributed lag (PMG-ARDL) model and those of cross-sectional augmented autoregressive distributed lag (CS-ARDL) underscore the important roles of ENS and RWN on EQ, particularly on ECF; and ECI on CO2D. While EVT provides insignificant carbon emission reducing effects across all variants of EQ indicators, population and economic growth are all time-significant pollution enablers. (iii) The outcomes of the panel quantile regression demonstrate that ENS enhances EQ only at the 25th and 50th quantiles and accelerates pollution at the 75th and 95th quantiles. RWN enhances EQ across all quantiles while ECI deaccelerates ECF and CO2D and accelerates CCO2 across all quantiles. Furthermore, EVT accelerates ECF and CO2D while it deaccelerates CCO2 across all quantiles. Meanwhile, the unpleasant effects of growth and population are reemphasized. Policy strategies to ensure a sustainable environment in E7 have been highlighted.

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Disclosing the heat density of district heating in Austria in 2050 under the remaining European CO2 budget of the 1.5 °C climate target

Cited by 4 publications

References 43 publications

Revisiting Hofstede's dimensions of national culture and environmental sustainability

Revisiting Hofstede's dimensions of national culture and environmental sustainability

Dynamic investigation of centralized and decentralized storage systems for a district heating network

Navigating the paths to sustainable environments via energy security, renewable energy and economic complexity: Evidence from array of pollution metrics

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