How does green technology innovation affect green growth in ASEAN-6 countries? Evidence from advance panel estimations

Suki, Norazah Mohd; Suki, Norbayah Mohd; Afshan, Sahar; Sharif, Arshian; Kasim, Mohd Ariff; Hanafi, Siti Rosmaini Mohd

doi:10.1016/j.gr.2022.06.019

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“…Meirun et al reported that green-technology innovation in Singapore had a positive and significant impact on economic growth, and a negative effect on carbon emissions [ 34 ]. Suki et al also found green-innovation technology minimized environment-degradation, optimized resource-utilization, and improved the overall productivity in ASEAN-6 countries [ 35 ]. Further, Xiao et al used the spatial Durbin model and threshold model to test, and discovered that there was a dynamic effect of technological progress on agricultural green production, with an inverted U-shaped relationship for green production in the local region, but a U-shaped relationship in the neighboring region [ 36 ].…”

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The Relationship between Environmental Regulation, Green-Technology Innovation and Green Total-Factor Productivity—Evidence from 279 Cities in China

Lin

Xiao

2022

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This paper employs the SBM-DDF method to measure the index of green total-factor productivity (GTFP), based on the panel data of 279 prefecture-level cities in China from 2007 to 2019, and constructs a spatial Durbin model (SDM) and a threshold effect to empirically test the effects of dual environmental-regulations and green technological innovation on GTFP. The results are as follows: (1) the SDM supports a nonlinear contribution of dual environmental-regulations spillover to GTFP. The relationship between formal environmental-regulation and GTFP is an inverted U-shape, while a U-shaped nonlinear relationship is found between informal environmental regulation and GTFP. (2) Green technology innovation has a significant negative moderating effect on the process of dual environmental-regulations affecting GTFP in local regions, but a positive moderating effect on informal environmental regulation in neighboring regions. (3) There is a significant green technology innovation threshold effect of dual environmental-regulations affecting GTFP. Specifically, the promotion effect of dual environmental-regulations on GFFP gradually increases as the level of green technology innovation increases.

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The Relationship between Environmental Regulation, Green-Technology Innovation and Green Total-Factor Productivity—Evidence from 279 Cities in China

Lin

Xiao

2022

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“…Existing studies measure urban green innovation (GTI) mainly using the number of green patents related to enterprise production. Green technology patents are the number of applications or authorizations [ 65 , 66 ]. Therefore, the article identifies environment-friendly invention patents consistent with green innovation activities using technical information on patented innovation activities provided by the International Patent Classification (IPC) and uses green invention patents to measure the level of green innovation in each city.…”

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Research on the Effect of Digital Economy on Carbon Emissions under the Background of “Double Carbon”

Cheng

2023

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(1) Background: In light of the global economy’s digitalization and the “double carbon” target constraint, the digital economy is essential to fostering scientific and technological innovation, green growth, and lowering energy emissions. (2) Methods: This paper measures the digital economic index and carbon emission intensity and analyzes their characteristics in spatial and temporal dimensions using 282 Chinese urban panel data by improving various statistical methods of panel data, such as the entropy method, fixed effect model, multi-period DID model, moderating effect model and intermediary effect model. This paper examines the extent and mechanism of the digital economy’s impact on urban carbon emissions. (3) Results: During the sample period, the overall trend of the digital economy in China was one of constant growth, showing an unbalanced distribution pattern of “high in the eastern regions, lower in the central regions and lowest in the western regions” in the spatial dimension. Carbon emissions can be significantly decreased by the digital economy, which has a dynamic effect and an inverted U-shaped trend in its influence. The digital economy plays a significant role in reducing carbon emissions through the rational layout of industrial structures. The transmission mechanisms for the digital economy’s goal of reducing carbon emissions include environmental regulation and green technology innovation. (4) Conclusion: The research findings provide a reference for multiple decision makers to better formulate carbon emission policies and realize carbon emission decrease in the digital economy.

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“…Mohsin et al (2022) found that renewable energy deployment increases sustainable performance by 3.2% and that investing in human resources and R&D of sustainable energy resources will result in low-carbon development. Suki et al (2022) found that cutting-edge technology and renewable energy sources have a detrimental impact on carbon emissions. Lastly, Li et al (2022) found that green growth is positively related to both green energy and green technological innovation, and that the latter can amplify the positive influence of the former on growth and further promote sustainable economic development.…”

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“…(2022) found that renewable energy deployment increases sustainable performance by 3.2% and that investing in human resources and R&D of sustainable energy resources will result in low-carbon development. Suki et al . (2022) found that cutting-edge technology and renewable energy sources have a detrimental impact on carbon emissions.…”

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Newly developed green technology innovations in business: paving the way toward sustainability

Islam¹

2023

TECHS

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PurposeThis study’s goal is to research and describe developing green technology and green business models, as well as their commercial advantages. However, it focuses on how old business breakthroughs and models may be transformed into new green technologies and innovations that can affect the global business environment. This research concentrates on the technology component of green technologies and provides information on a variety of relevant emerging green business models and innovations such as energy efficiency, renewable energy consumption, commodities and systems, environmental protection, nontoxic materials, and waste minimization, among others. Additionally, this research connects Emerging Green Technology (EGT) innovations to the business for sustainability. It also emphasizes the advantages of green technology adoption in business specially in developing economies.Design/methodology/approachFor that purpose, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) was performed based on the “inclusion/exclusion criteria” and “PRISMA flow diagram method”. The first screening and quality evaluation rejected 67 publications, 8 in eligibility and 10 in credibility. In the subsequent round, 45 papers out of 210 that met the search parameters were included to access the findings.FindingsThis study provides a foundation for future research into sustainable economic potential by examining the development, breakthroughs, obstacles, future trends and new research prospects of EGTs. As such, this research will serve as a helpful resource for economically growing nations looking to foster long-term growth in their businesses through sustainable development strategies.Research limitations/implicationsThe first limitation of the study is the generalization of the findings. The sample size of the study is limited. For that purpose, an SLR and “PRISMA flow diagram” methods were performed by “inclusion/exclusion criteria” for literature review. Except these, there are many new techniques of SLR. Further research with more sampling and sophisticated tests could produce better results for this study.Practical implicationsThis research provides valuable insights for businesses and politicians seeking to protect the environment, promote economic growth and create a sustainable society. The findings will be particularly useful for emerging nations grappling with issues related to technical innovation, safe environmental practices, reliable renewable energy sources, and ecological and economic growth.Originality/valueThis study’s findings will aid in the design and implementation of new green technology and innovations in current businesses, which will assist in limiting climate change and eventually affect their move to sustainable growth paradigms. For emerging nations, this study will be useful in addressing issues about technical innovation, safe environmental conditions, reliable renewable energy sources as well as ecological and economic growth. According to our research results, the authorities of developing nations would gain from utilizing green business models and technology to spur economic development. Our findings should thus add to the current body of knowledge.

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How does green technology innovation affect green growth in ASEAN-6 countries? Evidence from advance panel estimations

Cited by 54 publications

References 55 publications

The Relationship between Environmental Regulation, Green-Technology Innovation and Green Total-Factor Productivity—Evidence from 279 Cities in China

The Relationship between Environmental Regulation, Green-Technology Innovation and Green Total-Factor Productivity—Evidence from 279 Cities in China

Research on the Effect of Digital Economy on Carbon Emissions under the Background of “Double Carbon”

Newly developed green technology innovations in business: paving the way toward sustainability

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