Sustainable electricity consumption in South Africa: the impacts of tourism and economic growth

Effects of tourism and economic growth on sustainable electricity consumption: Fresh evidence from Türkiye

“…There is a pressing need for more funding towards tourism programs that have positive environmental impacts. As an illustration, bicycle tourism has the potential to serve as a substitute for environmentally detrimental forms of transportation (Bekun et al, 2023;Dogru, et al, 2020).…”

“…Within the given framework, the current study aims to examine the impact of tourism and economic growth on power consumption, with a focus on promoting sustainable electricity use within the Turkish economy. A limited number of studies (Tang et al, 2016;Lai et al, 2011;Liu et al, 2022;Yorucu & Mehmet, 2015;Bekun et al, 2023) have investigated the interrelationship between these three variables in the existing body of literature. Out of the several research considered, it is worth noting that Yorucu and Mehmet (2015) exclusively focused on analyzing a sample from Türkiye.…”

Green economic growth in BRIC and CIVETS countries: The effects of trade openness and sustainable development goals

“…Adebayo, Bekun [ 24 ] Focus on Economic growth and emissions. Bekun, Adekunle [ 25 ] Focus on Sustainable electricity consumption in South Africa. When we have focused on “Green Economic Growth in BRIC and CIVETS Countries: The Effects of Trade Openness and Sustainable Development Goals”.…”

Foreign Direct Investment, Renewable Energy and Economic Growth: An Empirical Analysis From South Africa

“…Many study subjects in the empirical work on energy finance make use of econometric techniques such as cointegration, causation, and unit root. According to the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) theory, ecologicaldilapidation rises along with economic advancement until it crosses a certain edge, at which point it falls (Adekunle et al, 2023;Bekun et al, 2023).The second is the Pollution Halo Hypotheses (PHH), which looks at how CO2 and foreign direct investment are related. According to the PHH, wealthy nations with strong environmental policies gravitate towards those with lax environmental laws (Zeraibiet al, 2019;AlNemer et al, 2023).…”