Regional spillover effects of renewable energy generation in Italy

Magnani, Natalia; Vaona, Andrea

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2013.01.032

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“…In fact, energy use could differ in relation to several factors such as climate and economic environment. This is especially true for Italy as also highlighted by Magnani and Vaona [27] that analyze the connection between renewable energy generation and economic growth at a regional level in Italy. In fact, it is the regional government that has to translate into action European directions in terms of energy savings and sustainable economic growth.…”

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Is there any relationship between energy and TFP (total factor productivity)? A panel cointegration approach for Italian regions

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Meleddu

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“…Differently from Magnani and Vaona [27]; this study analyzes the aggregate energy consumption and TFP as a measure of economic growth.…”

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Is there any relationship between energy and TFP (total factor productivity)? A panel cointegration approach for Italian regions

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Meleddu

2014

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“…This is because it softens the constraint of a country or a region [43,44]. Furthermore, if clean and efficient renewable energy is more widely used, benefits can be obtained for sustainable economic growth, and for environmental protection [45].…”

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China’s Energy Intensity, Determinants and Spatial Effects

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2016

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Abstract:In the shadow of the energy crisis and environmental degradation, energy intensity is a hot topic in academic circles in China. The energy intensity distribution map of China indicates the fairly large geographic disparities globally and clustering locally in some areas, ascending from the southeast regions to the northwest provinces. Although energy intensity and its determinants vary from place to place, few studies have been made from the spatial perspective. Determinates of energy intensity and spatial spillover effects should be taken into consideration. Controlling for seven exogenous variables (per capita GDP; the share of the secondary sector; foreign direct investment; international trade, energy price, the share of coal, and transport sector) and their spatial lags, we apply a spatial Durbin model to test for spatial spillover effects among energy intensity and exogenous variables from a panel of 29 Chinese provinces over 1998 to 2014. We find that per capita GDP has an insignificant and negative direct and indirect effect, but has a significant and negative total effect on energy intensity. The share of the secondary sector and the share of coal are found to have significant and positive direct and indirect effects on energy intensity. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Trade have significant and negative direct and indirect effects on energy intensity. The direct effect of energy price is found to be significantly positive while the indirect effect is negative. Only the direct effect of the Transport variable is significant and positive. The results of this study offer some theoretical evidence for differential localized policy making related to reduction in energy intensity.

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“…Çalışmada elde edilen nedensellik yönleri, Payne (2011), Apergis and Payne (2011), Magnani and Vaona (2013), Apergis and Danuletiu (2014) gibi yazarların çalışmalarının sonuçları ile benzerlik gös-termektedir.…”

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Aslan²

2017

Eskişehir Osmangazi Üniversitesi İktisadi Ve İdari Bilimler Dergisi

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Enerji, insanların hayatlarını sürdürebilmesinde ihtiyaç duydukları önemli bir gereksinim olarak tarihteki yerini alırken, üretim sürecinde de vazgeçilmez bir girdi olmuştur. Özellikle sanayi devriminden günümüze kadar geçen süreçte, enerji ihtiyacı, toplumların refah düzeylerinin gelişmesiyle hızlı bir şekilde artmıştır. Günümüzde modern sanayilerin üretimi, çok büyük oranda insan gücü dışındaki kaynaklardan sağlanan enerjiye dayanmaktadır. Bugün enerji talebi, tarihin hiçbir döneminde rastlanmayacak seviyeye gelmiştir.Enerji kaynaklarının sınıflandırılması, enerjinin elde ediliş şekillerine göre birincil ve ikincil enerji kaynakları olarak yapılmaktadır. Birincil enerji kaynakları, kömür, ham petrol, doğalgaz, biyokütle, güneş, rüzgar, su gücü gibi doğada bulundukları şekilde, doğrudan kullanılabilen kaynaklardır. Bu kaynaklar da yenilenemeyen (fosil enerji) ve yenilenebilir kaynaklar olarak

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Regional spillover effects of renewable energy generation in Italy

Cited by 57 publications

References 65 publications

Is there any relationship between energy and TFP (total factor productivity)? A panel cointegration approach for Italian regions

Is there any relationship between energy and TFP (total factor productivity)? A panel cointegration approach for Italian regions

China’s Energy Intensity, Determinants and Spatial Effects

Yenilenebilen ve Yenilenemeyen Enerjinin İktisadi Büyüme Üzerindeki Etkisi: 28 OECD Ülkesi Üzerine Ampirik Bir Çalışma

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