Formulation of a mathematical model for the analysis of the emission of carbon dioxide from gaseous fuel using least square method

Cole, Anthony; Shehu, M.D.; Abdullahi, A. Y.; Bolarin, G

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“…Their results demonstrated a long-run N-shaped relationship between economic growth and carbon emission, under the estimated cubic environmental Kuznet curve framework. A study by Cole et al (2017) [12] estimated CO 2 from gaseous fuel in Nigeria between 1994 and 2014 by using a least square method. Their results argued that in order to curb the emission rate of CO 2 from different sources, the government should use free carbon dioxide emission sources of energy such as solar power, wind power, geothermal energy, low-head hydropower, hydrokinetics (wave and tidal power), and nuclear power.…”

Section: Empirical Studies In Effects Of Determinants On Co 2 Emissionsmentioning

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Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Implications for Environmental Policy: Evidence in Southeast Asia

Nguyen

2019

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The article attempts to investigate impacts of determinants on per capita carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions in six developing countries in Southeast Asia between 1985 and 2014 using a panel dataset. We found that electric power per capita, energy use, and gross domestic product have positive influences on per capita CO 2 emissions in Southeast Asia. However, population and renewable energy consumption negatively affect per capita CO 2 emissions in this region. Our results also addressed that per capita CO 2 emissions of Indonesia and Viet Nam are higher than that of other countries in the region. Lastly, policies are recommended to reduce CO 2 emissions and protect the environment in Southeast Asia, including improvement of energy efficiency of countries in the region, implementation of the Project in Clean Energy Investments, reduction of fuel and CO 2 emissions applied to light duty vehicles and high duty vehicles, exploitation of advantages in exporting greenhouse gas emissions, and cooperation among countries in the region in order to reduce emissions.

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Section: Empirical Studies In Effects Of Determinants On Co 2 Emissionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Implications for Environmental Policy: Evidence in Southeast Asia

Nguyen

2019

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Formulation of a mathematical model for the analysis of the emission of carbon dioxide from gaseous fuel using least square method

Abstract: ABSTRACT:In this paper we formulate a model for the emission of Carbon Dioxide from gaseous fuel in Nigeria.

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Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Implications for Environmental Policy: Evidence in Southeast Asia

Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Implications for Environmental Policy: Evidence in Southeast Asia

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