The Impacts of Rural Population Growth, Energy Use and Economic Growth on Co2 Emissions

Shaari, Mohd Shahidan; Abidin, Noorazeela Zainol; Ridzuan, Abdul Rahim; Meo, Muhammad Saeed

doi:10.32479/ijeep.11566

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“…Economic Emissions Dispatch is inseparable from several limitations that must be complied with to stabilize the system. The power generated by the generators must be equal to the demand if the system losses are neglected, as shown in Equation (4).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Climate change is also a major challenge in local markets with its potentially harmful effects on the agricultural sector [2]. Research on emissions related to oil consumption, energy use, and economic growth, such as those conducted and reported in the literature [3,4], as well as emissions associated with power generation [5], have been published. The issue of environmental sustainability has also become a strategic issue recently.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The relationship between economic growth, oil consumption, and emissions in Thailand using ARDL and Granger causality approach has been studied [8] used in this study are annual data from 1971 to 2014. Higher incomes and economic growth can increase CO2 emissions in the long term [4].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Generator Scheduling Optimization Involving Emission to Determine Emission Reduction Costs

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Climate change, greenhouse gases, and global warming are global issues today. Of course, this global issue cannot be separated from the issue of emissions. Various methods to solve generator scheduling problems by considering emissions or Economic Emission Dispatch (EED) have been published, but not to the extent of calculating the cost to reduce emissions. The main objective of this research is to determine the cost of reducing the emission of electricity generation in Indonesia through solving the EED problem. The method proposed to solve the EED problem is an annealing simulation algorithm and tested using an electrical system of eight generators, four different loads, and five combinations of cost and emission weights. This method is tested with various loads (conditions), and each condition is tested with various combinations of cost weights and emission weights. The obtained results were compared with the results of the calculation of the Cuckoo algorithm, and the whale optimization algorithm. The simulation results show that it costs US$258.81 to reduce 1 ton of emissions. This paper can be used as a material for further consideration for the government and generator providers in making policies related to the operation of power plants by considering emissions.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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“…By using Log Mean Divisia Index (LMDI) decomposition techniques (Majeed, Khan and Tahir, 2020) obtained that in Pakistan, while compound annual growth rate increase the growth of emission, the technological effect does the opposite significantly. In their study, (Shaari et al, 2021) analyzed the role of energy usage, economic growth, and rural population growth on CO2 emissions in nine developing nations from 1990 to 2015, spanning different geographical regions. By using the panel ARDL method, they proved that higher energy consumption and economic growth can increase CO2 emissions over time in the long run.…”

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An Inquiry of Environmental Kuznets Curve inBangladesh: A STIRPAT Analysis

Borsha

Voumik

Datta

2022

Preprint

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This paper empirically examines the existence of the environmental Kuznets (EKC) curve in Bangladesh. To fulfill that purpose the stochastic impacts by regression on population, affluence, and technology (STIRPAT) approach is employed over the 1971 to 2020 periods.In this study, the F-bound test is utilized to establish the existence of the co-integration relationship among variables. And the short-run and long-run elasticity of explanatory variables is investigated by employing the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) approach. This research also employed a pairwise granger causality test to explore the direction of causality between them.Empirical result prove the existence of co-integration relationship among CO2 emission, GDP per capita, quadratic form of GDP per capita, population and R&D. The findings provide strong support for the presence of the EKC in the case of Bangladesh. Beside that significant inverse relationship also obtained between CO2 emission and the level of Technological advancement or R&D.The presence of EKC hypothesis argues that Bangladesh has the capacity to accomplish sustainable economic development. This study strongly advocates for higher government investment in research and development in tertiary level education which is indispensable for a green economy.In the context of Bangladesh, the STIRPAT-based EKC theory has not been the subject of a significant number of investigations. Regarding the short and long run presence of EKC in the Bangladeshi economy, there is substantial debate among scholars. Our study will contribute to future research on the short- and long-run presence of EKC in Bangladesh's economy.JEL: C22, E22, O13, O32, O44, Q50

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“…The importance of achieving sustainable environmental quality has been addressed a lot by previous researchers such as Zainal et al (2020);Md Razak et al (2017); Shaari et al (2021), andRidzuan et al (2019). These authors believed that by pursuing balance development, the country would minimise environmental disasters such as floods caused by irresponsible developers who do not follow the law when pursuing construction activities.…”

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Analysis of Sustainable Development Progress in the State of Sabah, Malaysia

Huda

Ridzuan

et al. 2022

BER

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Development is a process of creating a prosperous society in terms of its economic, social, political and environmental quality. The government plays a crucial role in realising sustainable development by transforming the state and district economies and balancing socioeconomic income. Issues on Sabah’s development have long been debated. The extent of the interest among relevant parties regarding Sabah’s development and how the government ‘tolerates’ ensuring that Sabah is developing at the same pace as other states must be examined crucially. This research aims to investigate the condition of Sabah based on three main pillars of sustainable development: economics, social and environment. The studies only adapted descriptive analysis geared by a questionnaire distributed only to the local Sabahan. Overall, we received 30 respondents, and the outcomes are mixed. Overall, the majority of Sabahan is satisfied with the growth achieved by Sabah; however, they feel pressured by the cost of living and agree that there are still huge poverty issues in this state. Meanwhile, in environmental quality, the local Sabahan are satisfied with the government's approach to maintaining the environment despite huge development in major cities such as Kota Kinabalu. These studies could give meaningful insight to the policymakers in ensuring the development of Sabah is according to the United Nation’s sustainable development policy.

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The Impacts of Rural Population Growth, Energy Use and Economic Growth on Co2 Emissions

Cited by 25 publications

References 33 publications

Generator Scheduling Optimization Involving Emission to Determine Emission Reduction Costs

Generator Scheduling Optimization Involving Emission to Determine Emission Reduction Costs

An Inquiry of Environmental Kuznets Curve inBangladesh: A STIRPAT Analysis

Analysis of Sustainable Development Progress in the State of Sabah, Malaysia

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