Geopolitical risk: An opportunity or a threat to the green bond market?

Liu, Fangying; Qin, Chuan; Qin, Meng; Stefea, Petru; Norena-Chavez, Diego

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2024.107391

Energy Economics

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.eneco.2024.107391

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Geopolitical risk: An opportunity or a threat to the green bond market?

Fangying Liu,

Chuan Qin,

Meng Qin

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Toward sustainable development: Revealing the dynamic impacts of the belt and road initiative on energy transition

Chishti,

Sharif,

et al. 2024

Sustainable Development

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This article investigates the influence of the belt and road initiative (BRI) on energy transition within the context of sustainable development goal (SDG) 7. The study utilizes daily data from May 3, 2017, to June 30, 2023, and deploys advanced econometric methods like heatmap‐based QVAR, cross‐quantilogram, and recursive time‐varying methods. The findings determine that BRI can significantly foster the global energy transition process. Further, the Paris Agreement (PA) and green finance (GF) support the energy transition system by showing positive effects. In contrast, geopolitical risk (GPR) introduces disruptive elements that impede green energy production. Notably, the amalgamation of GF, PA, and BRI showcases the potential to not only facilitate SDG 7 but also contribute substantially to SDGs 8 and 13. Based on the above findings, the study suggests fostering synergies and collaboration between GF, PA, and BRI to maximize their combined impact on the energy transition, which may decrease the influence of GPR.

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Toward sustainable development: Revealing the dynamic impacts of the belt and road initiative on energy transition

Chishti,

Sharif,

et al. 2024

Sustainable Development

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Strategic insights into carbon markets, digital finance and geopolitical risks for advancing green sustainability investments

Mnif,

Jarboui,

Mouakhar

2024

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PurposeSustainable development hinges on a crucial shift to renewable energy, which is essential in the fight against global warming and climate change. This study explores the relationships between artificial intelligence (AI), fuel, green stocks, geopolitical risk, and Ethereum energy consumption (ETH) in an era of rapid technological advancement and growing environmental concerns.Design/methodology/approachThis research stands at the forefront of interdisciplinary research and forges a path toward a comprehensive understanding of the intricate dynamics governing green sustainability investments. These objectives have been fulfilled by implementing the innovative quantile time-frequency connectedness approach in conjunction with geopolitical and climate considerations.FindingsOur findings highlight coal market dominance and Ethereum energy consumption as critical short- and long-term market volatility sources. Additionally, geopolitical risks and Ethereum energy consumption significantly contribute to volatility. Long-term factors are the primary drivers of directional volatility spillover, impacting green stocks and energy assets over extended periods. Additionally, SHapley Additive exPlanations (SHAP) findings corroborate the quantile time-frequency connectedness outcomes.Research limitations/implicationsThis study highlights the critical importance of transitioning to sustainable energy sources and embracing digital finance in fostering green sustainability investments, illuminating their roles in shaping market dynamics, influencing geopolitics and ensuring the long-term sustainability required to combat climate change effectively.Practical implicationsThe study offers practical sustainability implications by informing green investment choices, strengthening risk management strategies, encouraging interdisciplinary cooperation and fostering digital finance innovations to promote sustainable practices.Originality/valueThe implementation of the quantile time-frequency connectedness approach, in line with considering geopolitical and climate factors, marks the originality of this paper. This approach allows for a dynamic analysis of connectedness across different distribution quantiles, providing a deeper understanding of variable interactions under varying market conditions.

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Geopolitical risk: An opportunity or a threat to the green bond market?

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Toward sustainable development: Revealing the dynamic impacts of the belt and road initiative on energy transition

Toward sustainable development: Revealing the dynamic impacts of the belt and road initiative on energy transition

Strategic insights into carbon markets, digital finance and geopolitical risks for advancing green sustainability investments

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