Preliminary study on gas separation performance of flat sheet mixed matrix (PVDF/Zeolite)

Rahman, Sunarti Abd; Haron, Gamal Abdalla Suliman; Kanasan, Raj Krishna Roshan A/L; Hasbullah, Hasrinah

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/342/1/012073

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“…Green ionic liquid can be used to deal with cleaning oil spills (Khan et al 2020b;Nazar et al 2021). Lastly, a mixed matrix membrane is an emerging technology that purifies biogas (Abd Rahman et al 2018). This shows the practical application of green innovation in operational and non-operation activities that mitigate more significant environmental challenges.…”

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Firm Sustainable Development Goals and Firm Financial Performance through the Lens of Green Innovation Practices and Reporting: A Proactive Approach

Khan

Johl

Akhtar

2021

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The current global economy demands synergy between ecological responsiveness and proactive business models. To analyze these dynamics, the objective of this study is to simultaneously investigate the effects of green innovation practices concerning the sustainable development goals (SDG) and financial performance of firms. This study also advocates for the injection of green innovation reporting into sustainable reporting for greater disclosure. Data from sixty-seven companies from five continents and the top five blue chip firms for each country are collected through content analysis, with the generalized least squares (GLS) approach used to test a causal relationship hypothesis. The results indicate mixed findings, with green product innovation showing positive relationships with returns on equity (ROE) and returns on investments (ROI). At the same time, green process innovation shows negative relationships with returns on assets (ROA) but shows a positive impact on returns on investments (ROI) and firm SDGs. In contrast, green service innovation shows an insignificant relationship with financial performance and SDGs. On the other hand, non-operational green innovation variables and green marketing positively affect returns on assets and investment, showing significant negative impacts on returns on equity. However, green organizational innovation shows an insignificant relationship with firm financial performance and SDGs. In addition, this study also shows that the Australia/New Zealand region is the leader in green innovation reporting, followed by Europe, Asia, Africa, and lastly, North America.

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confidence: 99%