Inconsistency of economic growth and electricity consumption in China: A panel VAR approach

Lin, Boqiang; Wang, Yao

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2019.04.396

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“…using different conversion technologies. The demand of electrical energy is increasing day-by-day due to the inflating number of electronic devices and human beings [7][8][9]. In addition to that, researchers are looking for new types of renewable energy conversion devices to reduce the pollution and environmental disorders, which can make our living place sustainable [10].…”

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“…Nevertheless, the supercapacitors have higher power density (10 kW kg −1 ) with long life cycle and fast charge/discharge capability [26]. However, the low power density (< 1 kW kg −1 ) of batteries [31,35] and the very low energy density of supercapacitors (5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10) Wh kg −1 ) [36] hinder their practical applications in hybrid electric vehicles, renewable energy storage grid and so on. Therefore, more attention should be given to the development of safe, long cycle life and highperformance energy storage devices having both high energy and power densities [12,[37][38][39][40][41][42].…”

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Comprehensive Insight into the Mechanism, Material Selection and Performance Evaluation of Supercapatteries

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HIGHLIGHTS• This article reviewed the recent progress on material challenges, charge storage mechanism, and electrochemical performance evaluation of supercapatteries.• Supercapatteries bridge the gap between supercapacitors (low energy density) and batteries (low power density). Fig. 1 a Ragone plot of various electrochemical energy conversion and storage devices [43]. b Schematic illustration of charge storage mechanism of EDL capacitor in porous carbon electrode. c Representation of EDLC structures: Helmholtz model, Gouy-Chapman model and Gouy-Chapman-Stern model. Schematic representation of the charge storage mechanisms in pseudocapacitor; d Intercalation (bulk redox) and e surface redox Nano-Micro Lett.(2020) 12:85Page 5 of 46 85 Table 1 Classification of various energy storage devices according to their charge storage mechanisms NFCS non-Faradaic capacitive storage = EDLC storage, CFS capacitive Faradaic storage = pseudocapacitive storage, NCFS non-capacitive Faradaic storage = battery-type storage Device Supercapattery Battery Supercapacitor Hybrid supercapacitor EDLC Pseudocapacitors

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“…The renewable electricity industry induces economic growth in the indirect sectors, such as the development of the manufacturing sector and employment for facilities and the direct impact of the generation itself. Electricity curtailment due to grid issues is a chronic problem in China [76,77]. The resulting loss of generation has a negative effect on economic growth [60].…”

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Revisiting the Relation between Renewable Electricity and Economic Growth: A Renewable–Growth Hypothesis

Yang

Kim

2020

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Global concern about the climate crisis has incited movements for switching to renewable electricity. Renewable electricity can contribute to economic growth as an input factor (electricity generation) and also as an industry (renewable manufacturing). We introduce a new hypothesis, the renewable–growth hypothesis, to investigate the role of the renewable manufacturing industry in the energy–growth nexus study. To test the hypothesis, we select a target country group using the market share of the renewable manufacturing industry and conduct the Granger causality test for solar photovoltaic and wind power. The autoregressive distributed lag bounds testing approach is applied for the causality test. The results show that renewable electricity Granger causes economic growth in target countries, which supports the renewable–growth hypothesis. However, the hypothesis did not hold in countries that export renewable power facilities more than they install them for domestic demand. We believe that the renewable–growth hypothesis would be secured soon if renewable electricity expands broadly over the world.

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“…This is largely due to a more rational consumption of electricity (Wang et al, 2019), the creation of strategic infrastructures (Liao et al, 2019), the implementation of eco-efficient policies in urban design (Juaidi et al, 2019), among other strategies. This new development phase, the so-called new normal state, presents a moderate growth while conducting structural optimization and energy conservation (Lin and Wang, 2019). While India lives now in an earlier phase of industrialization, showing a decoupling status relatively unsatisfactory (Wang et al, 2019).…”

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Globalization and the shifting centers of gravity of world's human dynamics: Implications for sustainability

Balsa-Barreiro¹,

Morales

et al. 2019

Journal of Cleaner Production

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World's human dynamics can be parameterized with metrics that explain the current model of economic growth and its sustainability. Changes in the world's human dynamics are crucial for understanding the current state of the world, which is faced with increasing challenges related to globalization. In this paper, we propose to analyze the shifting locations of centers of gravity of four basic global indicators (these are Gross Domestic Product, carbon dioxide emissions, population, and urban population) for the period 1960e2016. The spatial locations of the respective centers of gravity (one per year) draw some traces that explain, at least partially, relevant changes on different world's human dynamics at a global level. These traces and dynamics are further discussed. In addition, these traces are fundamental for predicting upcoming trends for the next few years. Results shown here may help political leaders and policymakers for solving upcoming and future global challenges related to the current economic system and its impact on the environment.

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Inconsistency of economic growth and electricity consumption in China: A panel VAR approach

Cited by 54 publications

References 48 publications

Comprehensive Insight into the Mechanism, Material Selection and Performance Evaluation of Supercapatteries

Comprehensive Insight into the Mechanism, Material Selection and Performance Evaluation of Supercapatteries

Revisiting the Relation between Renewable Electricity and Economic Growth: A Renewable–Growth Hypothesis

Globalization and the shifting centers of gravity of world's human dynamics: Implications for sustainability

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