Energy Consumption and Quality of Life: Energy Efficiency Index

Liu, Li; Chen, Tie; Yin, Yong

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2016.06.152

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“…Various indicators of the quality-oflife index are observed to be highly correlated with energy and electricity consumption per capita (Mazur, 2011). Energy consumption is closely associated with land use patterns, transportation, and population density (Liu et al, 2016). Moreover, access to energy is a pre-condition for employment opportunities, access to health and education services, and consequently poverty reduction (Nadimi & Tokimatsu, 2018).…”

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A Perspective on Energy Consumption Balance: Quality of Life, Governance, and Carbon Emissions in APEC

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2022

Energy RESEARCH LETTERS

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We estimate the impacts of energy-led growth, quality of life, and institutional factors on carbon emission intensity. Utilizing a balanced panel of 21 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) economies, we show that energy-led growth contributes heavily toward emissions. We also demonstrate that improved transparency help decimate pollution significantly. However, we find that improved human development and employment exert a direct influence on pollution, thus isolating the impacts of growth in the long run. These findings typically demonstrate unsustainable development in the region, thus requiring a complete revamping of the policy framework.

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A Perspective on Energy Consumption Balance: Quality of Life, Governance, and Carbon Emissions in APEC

Sethi

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2022

Energy RESEARCH LETTERS

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“…Russian researchers (Trifilov D.I., Sergeev N.N. and others [4,5]) as well as foreign researchers (Kraft J., Kraft A; L.Liu, T.Chen and Y.Yin and others [6,7]) cover the issues of energy efficiency. Moreover, Mardani A., Zavadskas E.K., Streimikiene D., Juson A. and Khoshnoudi M.A.…”

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The competitiveness of the national economy: energy-related aspects

2020

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The aim of the paper is to assess the competitiveness of national production in terms of its resources and energy supply. The authors present the dynamics of energy intensity of some countries and regions of the world and consider the relationship between the level of energy intensity and the competitiveness of national economies. Based on this relationship, countries are grouped depending on the type of the performance indicators of economies. Alternative energy is presented as a tool for improving efficiency of existing industries and for ensuring countries’ position in the world market. The increase in the share of renewable energy in total consumption served as a basis for studying experience of various countries in regulating the development of alternative energy followed by a grouping of methods. The paper analyses both methods associated with the positioning of alternative energy and its incorporation into the existing structure and methods aimed at stimulating the development of alternative energy.

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“…A number of researchers have established a direct correlation between quality of life that determinates the conditions for human capital reproduction, and energy consumption [3][4][5][6][7]. At the same time, in such a research there is necessity to reveal connection with specificity of consumers' behavior in timing and geographical contexts in order to make proper assessment of influence of the different factors (such as culture, welfare, priorities and so on) on the dynamics of the ecological problems [8][9][10].…”

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Energy-Efficient Economy as a Condition of Human Capital Reproduction

2019

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The article is devoted to assessment of quantitative and qualitative human capital reproduction in energy-efficient economy provided by research of correlation between dynamics of energy consumption and transformation of life quality. The purpose of the research is to assess the role of energy-efficient economy in shaping of the conditions for human capital reproduction as a way of investment into its qualitative development. To achieve this purpose transformation of traditional spheres of sustainable development together with the implementation of the energy-efficient economy approaches in terms of maintaining of quality of human capital are considered. We conduct a study comparing several dependencies: development of productive powers -increasing requirements for the quality of human capital; ensuring effective reproduction -improving the quality of life, improving the quality of life associated with the economic system; GDPenergy consumption; GDP -CO 2 emissions. The object of the study is dynamics of indicators characterizing the above dependencies, a number of the countriesmembers of the OECDhaving an expanded human capital reproduction. Examined countries demonstrate correlation between energy efficiency of economy and quality of human capital with rather a wide variability of chosen indicators. Results of the research may become a base for forecast of development of studied indicators and their factors.

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Energy Consumption and Quality of Life: Energy Efficiency Index

Cited by 19 publications

References 8 publications

A Perspective on Energy Consumption Balance: Quality of Life, Governance, and Carbon Emissions in APEC

A Perspective on Energy Consumption Balance: Quality of Life, Governance, and Carbon Emissions in APEC

The competitiveness of the national economy: energy-related aspects

Energy-Efficient Economy as a Condition of Human Capital Reproduction

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