Sustainable Energy Consumption in Northeast Asia: A Case from China’s Fuel Oil Futures Market

Zhang, Chi; Pu, Zhengning; Zhou, Qin

doi:10.3390/su10010261

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“…In order to investigate the price volatility pattern in different thresholds, Zhang et al utilized the stretched exponential function to fit the pattern of the recurrence intervals of price fluctuations and found that the probability density functions of recurrence intervals in different thresholds [17]. They utilized a hazard function to introduce the recurrence intervals into the value at risk (VaR) calculation, and concluded that the Chinese government should improve energy futures market construction and promote risk control to enhance the global influence of China's energy futures market [17] (p.11). Here, the prudent regulation is emphasized regarding the fuel oil futures market as well.…”

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Regional Cooperation for the Sustainable Development and Management in Northeast Asia

Choi

2018

Sustainability

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Abstract:The Northeast Asian countries are the most pro-active regions in the world to take on the challenges of sustainable development. With this background, there has been an annual series of Sustainable Asia Conferences (SAC) which date back to the first inaugural meeting in 2009. This special issue consists of selected papers from the SAC 2017, held in Nanjing, China, from 23-25 June. With ten years of accumulated experience, SAC became one of the leading international conferences for presenting innovative or fundamental advances in sustainable development issues for Asia. Over time, SAC introduced more performance-oriented approaches to handle the feasibility of the sustainable development solutions. In this special issue, most of the papers focused on the precise and accurate sustainable governance mechanism in harmonizing economic development with a healthier life, while enhancing the quality of all standards of living. The majority of papers in this special issue also deal with two important pillars of the sustainable development: regional cooperation and regulatory effectiveness. This special edition will propose unique implications and feasible or workable suggestions against global warming and environmental degradation.

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Section: Regulation Toward Green Technologymentioning

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Regional Cooperation for the Sustainable Development and Management in Northeast Asia

Choi

2018

Sustainability

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“…The sustainable development of energy has a huge influence on regional stability and economic growth [1]. Governments regulate relevant policies to drive the energy sustainability, but it usually takes a long time from the formulation of a policy to its implementation.…”

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Improving the Forecasting Accuracy of Crude Oil Prices

2018

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Currently, oil is the key element of energy sustainability, and its prices and economy have a strong mutual influence. Modeling a good method to accurately predict oil prices over long future horizons is challenging and of great interest to investors and policymakers. This paper forecasts oil prices using many predictor variables with a new time-varying weight combination approach. In doing so, we first use five single-variable time-varying parameter models to predict crude oil prices separately. Second, every special model is assigned a time-varying weight by the new combination approach. Finally, the forecasting results of oil prices are calculated. The results show that the paper's method is robust and performs well compared to random walk.

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Dynamics of energy and biofuel markets in the context of rising oil prices

Zhang

2023

Agribusiness

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Rising fossil energy prices have sparked interest in biofuels, which has led to a closer link between biofuels and fossil energy markets. We apply a thermal optimal path approach based on daily returns to examine the lead‐lag correlation between three biomass futures and three energy futures for 2020–2022. The empirical results show that the biomass futures market first leads the energy futures market with a significant probability of 20–30 days. Second, the lead days decrease sharply after regional conflicts occur, and the link between the two markets strengthens. Third, the sequence of risk transmission between overseas and domestic energy markets changes, and domestic energy markets become more resilient. Finally, the epidemic disrupted the normal transmission of signals between markets, while regional conflicts reconstructed the links, and the transmission time was shorter. In the post‐Covid‐19 period, ongoing conflicts have synchronized risks between markets, further amplifying the possibility of crises.

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Sustainable Energy Consumption in Northeast Asia: A Case from China’s Fuel Oil Futures Market

Cited by 11 publications

References 47 publications

Regional Cooperation for the Sustainable Development and Management in Northeast Asia

Regional Cooperation for the Sustainable Development and Management in Northeast Asia

Improving the Forecasting Accuracy of Crude Oil Prices

Dynamics of energy and biofuel markets in the context of rising oil prices

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