How do energy supply and energy use link to environmental degradation in China?

Butt, Hilal Anwar; Khan, Irfan; Xia, Enjun

doi:10.1007/s11356-023-28960-5

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“…Thirdly, this study elucidates the composite beneficial effects of foreign direct investment, trade openness, and financial sector growth on sustainable economic progression, refining the isolated factor analyses conducted by Sun et al [25] and Bian et al [26]. Fourthly, it offers a nuanced critique of fossil fuel reliance, augmenting the pollution-centric analyses of Lei et al [27], Ji et al [28], and Butt et al [29] with a broader examination of economic sustainability implications. Together, these insights not only bridge significant gaps by furnishing robust empirical evidence on the diverse determinants of economic sustainability in China but also highlight the imperative for a cohesive policy schema.…”

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The Green Engine of Growth: Assessing the Influence of Renewable Energy Consumption and Environmental Policy on China’s Economic Sustainability

Wang,

He,

2024

Sustainability

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Utilizing Fourier autoregressive distributed lag and Fourier Toda–Yamamoto causality methodologies, this research assesses the effects that renewable energy consumption and environmental policy had on the economic sustainability of China from 1991 to 2022. Our findings highlight the positive impacts of renewable energy use and stringent environmental policies on China’s economic growth, while also pinpointing the supportive roles played by foreign direct investment, trade openness, and financial sector evolution in fostering a sustainable economic environment. Conversely, a reliance on fossil fuels emerges as a significant barrier to sustainability. Causality tests confirm the essential roles of renewable energy and environmental policies in advancing China’s economic sustainability. This study underscores the critical need for integrating sustainable energy and environmental strategies within China’s economic development framework, advocating for a holistic policy approach that balances economic growth with environmental conservation. This research underscores the imperative for a sustainability-centered strategy for China’s economic advancement.

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The Green Engine of Growth: Assessing the Influence of Renewable Energy Consumption and Environmental Policy on China’s Economic Sustainability

Wang,

He,

2024

Sustainability

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“…For example, oil and gas drilling, mining for coal and uranium, and the construction of large hydroelectric dams can disrupt ecosystems, displace wildlife, and degrade natural habitats. The sustainable management of energy resources and the adoption of less invasive renewable energy technologies are critical to preserving biodiversity and ecosystem services [120,121] . Resource depletion, such as fossil fuels and uranium, raises concerns about resource depletion and energy security.…”

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Sustainability marketing strategies for the energy sector: Trends, challenges, and future directions

Durmus Senyapar

2024

Environ. Soc. Psychol.

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This study delves into the complex dynamics of sustainable marketing within the energy sector, aiming to unravel the intersection of sustainability principles and marketing strategies that promote environmental stewardship, economic viability, and social equity. Through exploratory qualitative research, the study uncovers critical trends in sustainable marketing, addressing the challenge of aligning strategies with environmental, economic, and social goals. A strategic shift is observed in integrating renewable energy sources, emphasizing environmental benefits and global alignment with sustainability goals. Transparent communication and ethical practices are pivotal, fostering consumer trust and authentic storytelling and establishing a foundation for a trustworthy energy sector. The emphasis on energy efficiency solutions and digital marketing platforms contribute to an informed and empowered consumer base. Customizable energy solutions, incentive programs, collaborative campaigns, and sustainable branding enhance market appeal, reinforcing economic benefits and positioning companies as leaders in transitioning to a sustainable energy future. The critical findings highlight integrating renewable energy sources, a shift towards transparency and ethical marketing practices, promoting energy efficiency solutions, leveraging digital platforms, offering customizable solutions, and engaging in collaborative campaigns with sustainable branding. Synthesizing these findings, the study provides a holistic perspective on strategies contributing to a resilient and eco-conscious future in the energy sector. Energy companies can leverage these insights to refine marketing strategies, align with global sustainability goals, foster consumer trust, and position themselves as leaders in transitioning to a sustainable energy future.

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“…The research state that grants and subsidy therefore should be introduced to help develop the green energy system. China’s environment has been deteriorating at an alarming rate accordingly to the experts Butt [ 46 ] because of its rising consumption of energy and extensive utilization of fossil fuels. This has led to a domino effect in terms of environmental problems whereby the institution has contaminated both air and water as well as soil erosion.…”

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The influence of environmental diplomacy, economic determinants and renewable energy consumption on environmental degradation: Empirical evidence of G20 countries

Rizwanullah,

Shi,

Nasrullah

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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This study examines how various environmental and economic variables contribute to environmental degradation. Industrialization, trade openness, and foreign direct investment are among the variables, as are environmental diplomacy, environmental diplomacy secure, and renewable energy consumption. Therefore, the data covers the years 1991–2020, and our sample includes all 19 countries and two groups (the European Union and the African Union). The research used the Pesaran CD test to determine cross-section dependency, CIPS and CADF test to determine stationarity, the Wald test for hetrodcedasasticity and the Wooldridge test for autocorrelation; therefore, VIF for multicollinearity, Durbin and Hausman to analyze the endogeneity. It also employed Westerlund’s cointegration test to ensure cross-sectional dependence, Wald test for group-wise heteroscedasticity, Wooldridge test for autocorrelation, VIF for multicollinearity, and Durbin and Hausman for endogeneity. The two-step system generalized method of moments (GMM) is used to estimate the results and confirm the relationship between independent variables (Industrialization, trade openness, FDI, environmental diplomacy, secure environmental diplomacy, and renewable energy) and dependent variables (Environmental Degradation) in G20 countries. Therefore, Industrialization, trade openness, foreign direct investment, ecological diplomacy, and renewable energy consumption significantly impact ecological degradation. Environmental diplomacy is crucial to combat degradation and stimulate global collaboration. G20 nations enact strict environmental restrictions to tackle climate change and encourage economic growth.

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How do energy supply and energy use link to environmental degradation in China?

Cited by 34 publications

References 62 publications

The Green Engine of Growth: Assessing the Influence of Renewable Energy Consumption and Environmental Policy on China’s Economic Sustainability

The Green Engine of Growth: Assessing the Influence of Renewable Energy Consumption and Environmental Policy on China’s Economic Sustainability

Sustainability marketing strategies for the energy sector: Trends, challenges, and future directions

The influence of environmental diplomacy, economic determinants and renewable energy consumption on environmental degradation: Empirical evidence of G20 countries

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